Deaf Unity
Preparing deaf people for success
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…today to arrange your advertisement. Note: we are committed to supporting charities, and offer a discounted rate for charities – contact us via the link above. Accessible Information Services To ensure recruitment practices are fully accessible and inclusive, many organisations make their information accessible in various formats, including British Sign…
…information about delays because that’s far easier than figuring out how to display the information in several paragraphs on departure boards or train screens. Cutting corners on access, however, is simply lazy, and benefits no one. Similarly, a collapse in internal communications when it comes to booking assistance means that…
…constantly frustrated by both the lack of any basic education and communication amongst these Deaf people and after investigation I discovered the majority of them had never been in school despite their age. I came to realise that this lack of education and communication was a common problem for many…
Chris Kubwimana: Burundi and Aurora Deaf Aid Africa: Read the full article/interview
…to Saudi Arabia, where I now work as an Assistant Legal Advisor at Farabi Petrochemicals Company (FPC), located in the Eastern province of Saudi Arabia. My job in the company is to assist the legal advisor and to review, analyze, support, and make suggestions on legal matters such as: company…
Hamad Al-Humaid my educational experience in Saudi Arabia: Read the full article/interview
…complaint against a company. Cinema and Film For Cinema, the one stop information source for the UK is Yourlocalcinema.com, which has been up and running since the late 90s. It provides listings for subtitled and audio-described showings of films – at your local cinema, or at least one of the…
…and hearing people and provide resolutions to ensure effective communication at all times. “Of course, the concept of effective communication is an interesting point. What is considered ‘effective’ for the mainstream community may not be so effective for the d/Deaf community. For example, line managers’ insistence to use the telephone…
Improving Support for Deaf Employees: Read the full article/interview
…and research consultancies I missed the real-life connection with people – the ability to make a real difference and see the effects of that. I still loved research and decided I wanted to combine that with something more hands-on and to work with children and families again. I also became…
…I started using sign language more from the age of 17, because I was going to a Deaf pub in London. At that time the Deaf community was very strong, many people would come together to sign, it was fantastic. There were so many varieties of communication that we could…
Role Model of the Month: Troi Lee – DJ Chinaman: Read the full article/interview
Clare Halliday, is a research assistant at Oxford University. She has been deaf from a young age, but it hasn’t held her back from pursuing her passion for science and landing her dream job. Here she tells us all about her achievements, and how she’s come to terms with the…
Interview with Oxford University research assistant, Clare Halliday: Read the full article/interview
