Deaf Unity
Preparing deaf people for success
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…Facebook group and are commissioning a report due to come out soon on the effectiveness and importance of Access to Work for deaf people. The Access to Work rules and guidelines are often changed and this can lead to confusion, not to mention changes that hamper a deaf person’s chances…
…helping d/Deaf people. For example, we only have to compare the mobile phone from 15 years ago to today’s devices to see a huge difference and improvement for d/Deaf people. Now, thanks to modern technology, we are able to communicate via video calls and sign to each other which we…
Interview with cSeeker co-founder and DBA member, Guy Orlov: Read the full article/interview
…company isn’t easy but it is the most rewarding work I have ever done. When I see a deaf actor get a role, it’s the best feeling to know that setting up this company has made a difference. I also really enjoy when a production brings the right deaf team…
Advocating for deaf talent – Tobi St Clair, founder of The Deaf Set: Read the full article/interview
…birth. I wear two digital hearing aids and communicate through lip-reading and speech. Common outings amongst young people are pop concerts, nightclubs, theatre, comedy and music. I accepted a long time ago, that they won’t be available or suitable for me, which severely restricts my social inclusion. Other activities, depending…
…in holidays for travellers from the Deaf Community. However, if you’re accompanied by a friend or family member who is a hearing person and can help translate information into BSL, you could also look at small group holidays with companies like Explore or Exodus. Travel Advice To get the…
The Changing World of Travel During COVID-19: Read the full article/interview
…the information on your phone. Noting down the venue location before you set off on the day will help you to avoid getting lost. Communicate your needs in advance. Interpreters and communication support will be available on the day at the Deaf and Disabilities Careers Fair, but if you have…
How to Prepare for the Deaf and Disabilities Careers Fair 2016: Read the full page
…funders, mostly private Syrian companies. My role was primarily as interpreter but, as someone who s been involved with the Deaf community for 20 years, I was also able to offer advice and opinions based on my knowledge of the UK and global communities and my understanding of current research.…
Experience of volunteering in Syria: Read the full article/interview
…and to support my creative side I was a freelance creative consultant working to make mainstream arts more open and accessible to deaf participants. When I could, I continued to make small artworks and founded the deaf women artist group Resonant with other deaf creatives to support our art practices…
Deaf Role Model of the Month: Omeima Mudawi-Rowlings: Read the full article/interview
…my friends to take notes, and did a lot of reading to catch up on my coursework. The university gave me free photocopying as compensation for my lack of access! 4. Have you faced any obstacles or challenges from being deaf and how have you overcome these? Because I was…
Deaf Role Model of the Month: Dani Sive: Read the full article/interview
…to learn BSL, do a course. People have to be open-minded as well. Learn about deaf people and the community, we’re not all the same. We all have our own preferred means of communicating. You might have family or cousins that are deaf but you can’t assume that all deaf…
Deaf Role Model of the Month: Jonathan Parry: Read the full article/interview