In the United States, when people think of sign language, they often assume there’s just one system used by Deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals. In reality, multiple signing systems exist, two
In today’s diverse workplace, effective communication is more important than ever. As businesses become increasingly global and inclusive, the need to communicate across different languages and cultures has become paramount.
I had the opportunity to attend a screening of this historical documentary, “Deaf President Now!” This documentary was directed by Nyle DiMarco and Davis Guggenheim. Producers for this picture included
The city is full of noise and places to visit. Accessibility for Deaf and hard-of-hearing people can be an issue. There are many ways Deaf people can navigate the city
Each year, on the first Wednesday of May, a special observance takes place that many people may not even be aware of: Interpreter Appreciation Day. While not as widely recognized
My mother, Mary, is hearing. If you met her, you would immediately notice her strong Boston accent, which people often question if she’s from another country. She came from a
There is a new thing happening in Hollywood, and it’s all about access for the Deaf Community! Have you seen the Barbie movie with ASL performers on the screen? Or
The digital age has opened up a world of possibilities for Deaf content creators. Platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok allow individuals to showcase their talents and share their stories
The Role of Technology in Connecting the Deaf Community In today’s rapidly evolving world, technology plays a crucial role in bridging communication gaps for many, especially the Deaf community.
April Fool’s Day is a day filled with laughter, jokes, and a bit of harmless fun. Celebrated on the first of April, this day is loved by pranksters and jokesters
Television has been instrumental in introducing mainstream audiences to the beauty and complexity of sign language. By featuring deaf characters and actors, TV shows have started to bridge the gap
In a world filled with diverse cultures and languages, one might wonder: is sign language universal? It’s a common misconception that sign language is a universal language. However, just like
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