Deaf Unity
Preparing deaf people for success
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…gain knowledge about Computing and Computer systems. Now I am in my third year. It has an outstanding Ofsted mark and the college provides me with BSL interpreters and notetakers! I’m the only deaf student on the course compared to 10-15 hearing students. The first month I joined the course,…
Hamza Shaikh: My Experience with Education and Deaf Issues: Read the full article/interview
…to achieve their educational goals (i.e. in higher education) IF teachers use bilingual methodologies appropriately (e.g. separate signed/spoken languages). I have done some research into bilingual methods used in Sweden, (a country on the forefront of bilingual education). In Sweden, it was found that students who were educated in bilingual…
Ramas Rentelis: My Education Journey as a Deaf Learner: Read the full article/interview
…general communication skills and, for example issues such as the use of a telephone. For instance, I got fewer responses from application letters than my hearing peers, and I fear that my deafness may be off-putting for prospective employers. I therefore still prefer to approach companies that I know to…
Deaf graduates unique qualities: Read the full article/interview
…National BSL Day. Their website announces: To commemorate this milestone, the BDA has proposed that the Deaf community now celebrate National BSL Day every year on 28 April. Scotland will have its own celebrations on 17 September to mark the passage of the BSL (Scotland) Act 2015 and 22 October…
National BSL Day – April 28: Read the full article/interview
…and professionally, and scale my self-belief. Most of all, I learned how to live with my hearing loss. 2. Freedom and peace Being single means you have the freedom to do what you want, when you want, how your want and where you want! It certainly makes deciding what to…
Living as a Single Deaf Person: 3 Things You Should Know: Read the full article/interview
…nurse, marched in and started using BSL! The girl was Deaf! Sam had the awareness to recognise she was Deaf. He also had knowledge to communicate with her. It was a small scene but when Deaf characters weren’t commonly included, it was an incredibly powerful moment. It left a lasting…
Deaf Representation in Media is So Important: Read the full article/interview
A workplace can be fraught with personality clashes, tensions and issues at the best of times. For the Deaf Community, there are a whole host of barriers put up before they’ve even got through the door. Unemployment in the Deaf Community Unemployment is a widespread issue among the Deaf Community….
How to Succeed in the Workplace When You are Deaf: Read the full article/interview
…radio microphones and loop systems) and human support (note-takers, lip-speakers, BSL interpreters and communication support workers) that can be used to aid the student’s learning. There is also information specifically about University of Leicester’s disability service called AccessAbility and further services they offer for deaf and hard of hearing students….
Information for Staff Working with Deaf or Hearing Impaired Students: Read more about the resource
…be an informed member of society. We provide activities and opportunities for members of the community to come together, sometimes for the first time, and build relationships that exist outside of more focused projects. Deaf Unity Café Monthly, community-facilitated café that has been running for over a decade at the…
…Volunteers run. Whilst they all sounded amazing – working in a special needs centre, teaching English at orphanages and schools, sports coaching, psychology assistant courses – I felt that as a Deaf person, I wanted to do something where I could completely be a part of and access another community….
Aliya Gulamani: Teaching Deaf Children in Sri Lanka: Read the full article/interview
