Deaf Unity
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…Avatars but that was linked to the education of Deaf children. Anyway, enough talk of Robots. Now of course, we see technological advancements that enable a greater sharing of experience amongst professionals and faster visual communication with the Deaf community we support. Apps have taken communication to another level. Sign…
…those channels. Some may suggest that captions can be used on live broadcasts and d/Deaf people can get the information by reading subtitles. But for many d/Deaf people, sign language may be the only mode of communication. BSL and English are distinct languages. BSL is a rich and complex language…
Discrimination by omission – #WhereIsTheInterpreter: Read the full article/interview
…get more involved in the Deaf community, local deaf clubs and things like that. But since then, I became more involved in the bigger associations and charities in the Deaf community 13. What ways do you think hearing people can be allies to the deaf community? Any DOs and DON’Ts?…
Deaf Role Model of the Month: Alan Murray MBE: Read the full article/interview
…order for us to focus and concentrate every day. Glucose mainly comes from carbohydrates such as fruit, vegetables, pasta, rice, potatoes and lactose in milk. If you have regular meals and snacks containing carbohydrates throughout the day you will have a steady supply of glucose. Interestingly, whilst carbohydrate is broken…
Feed Your Brain for a Healthy Mind: Read the full article/interview
…new concept, the COVID-19 pandemic has forced many teachers to rapidly adapt their in-class teaching methods to help students learning from home. The lack of face-to-face communication has, however, added another barrier to the Deaf Community in accessing information and feeling connected. To learn some tips on coping with COVID-19…
7 Teaching Strategies to Empower Deaf Students: Read the full article/interview
…but more so because of being deaf and observing people. Learning about autism and ADHD, both from literature and from the autistic and ADHD community, has completely changed my understanding of what society commonly assumes they are. What does it mean to be autistic? In medical diagnosis and in society,…
My journey as a late-diagnosed autistic and ADHD deaf woman: Read the full article/interview
…relationship with your counsellor Don’t be afraid to speak up Join societies and groups Give yourself time to settle in Take advantage of technology Talk to your peers Photo by Melinda Gimpel on Unsplash 1. Keep Communication Open If you feel comfortable being open about your deafness with the university,…
Advice for Deaf Students Starting University: Read the full article/interview
…for Deaf people who are seeking some support: Samaritans www.samaritians.org/how-we-can-help-you/contact-us Email: jo@samaritans.org Text: 07725 909090 Deaf4Deaf Counselling Service: www.Deaf4Deaf.com Mind www.mind.org.uk/information-support/helplines Text: 86463 SignHealth www.signhealth.org.uk The Mix themix.org.uk/mental-health 1-1 Online chat Text: “THEMIX” to 85258 Shout www.giveusashout.org Crisis text line 85258 (Free UK 24/7 support) If you feel at risk…
The Public Health Crisis: Deafness and Mental Health: Read the full article/interview
…Palsy, radio-surgery, complete hearing loss, countless eyes surgeries, depression/anxiety, epilepsy and lumbar punctures. I have to regularly manage my health with blood tests and MRI scans and live knowing that I still have numerous tumours that could grow at any time. My experiences in life have completely mapped out my…
Susanne Rees: A Passion for Social Enterprise: Read the full article/interview
…and communal, together we’ll create a collective artwork called ‘The Future is Built’. All materials will be provided. Timings The workshop will run from 15:00 – 18:00. A free communal dinner will be provided from 18:00 – 19:00 for anyone who would like to stay and eat. The meal will…
Reimaging Our World: Building Our Collective Futures with Simmone Ahiaku: Read more about the event
