Deaf Unity
Preparing deaf people for success
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This article was originally published on our CEO’s personal blog but we thought it was great and wanted to share it with you. http://duintheusa.wordpress.com/2013/09/10/liberty-and-equality/ All my life I have believed in the right to equality, access, freedom of choice and the right to independence. Through my experiences as a child…
This course is designed to equip learners with the skills to communicate with Deaf people using British Sign Language in a range of everyday contexts. Whilst Level 1 was focused on giving and receiving short pieces of information, Level 2 is focused on longer and more open-ended exchanges. You will…
…started this project, but I believe things did change and I hope this encourages other people to do the same. All my educational material is available to download at http://ge.tt/4xsB7YY/v/0?c You can use it for free and if it can help others, please use it. Amber Boven is studying sign…
Amber Boven: Teaching Sign Language in Uganda: Read the full article/interview
…hearing and congratulations go to the person who won. The judges said the competition was stiff and that although I didn’t win, I received a commendation from them. I felt that was great recognition and a real achievement. 2. You come from a family with other deaf members – what…
Deaf Role Model of the Month – Ahmed Mudawi: Read the full article/interview
…with it some opportunities. For example, how we as friends, family, employers, and a nation can include people from the deaf community; this could involve introducing vital inclusive policies like clear face masks, closed captioning, and speech-to-text assistive tools. Audiologists have gone out of their comfort zone to focus on…
Inclusive Britain is a website that lists all the attractions, venues, and services in the UK that are accessible to those with disabilities – including hearing loss. You can search a wide range of locations nationwide that have induction loop systems and facilities to make your experience more enjoyable. If…
…Essex accent) I used to – and still often get – comments like: ‘you’re not really deaf – you can speak’. Many people forget or do not understand that I cannot hear. Despite the challenges, I did get into Liverpool LM University, where I studied Applied Statistics and Computing and…
…computers, the school doesn’t always have electricity and internet connections are patchy. Some students are able to sit the same examinations as mainstream pupils and the school is proud of the achievements of the deaf students, whose levels sometimes match those of mainstream hearing students. This may be partly due…
Jo Saunders: Visiting St Joseph’s School for the Deaf: Read the full article/interview
…spend most of our time at home and we’re often in the kitchen. This means loud noises from appliances, music systems and clinking tableware are a constant background noise, so we naturally talk louder to combat them, which creates a complex hearing environment for deaf people. Try to avoid sitting…
Tips For Deaf People During the Festive Season: Read the full article/interview
…a remote position. Job type Apprenticeship Contract Fixed Term Flexible Freelance Full Time Graduate Home-based Internship Part Time Permanent Temporary Volunteering Work Experience Job category Accountancy Administration Air Travel Industry Audit Automotive Driving & Transport Banking Catering & Hospitality Communication Computer Science Constructions & Skilled Trades Consulting Corporate Development Strategy…
