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GLOBALASL16h ago

This Is Your Sign To Sign

Learning a new language can be challenging, but also rewarding. Here's my experience learning ASL so far.

Via Her Campus
GLOBALADVOCACY16h ago

The barriers between students and accessibility

For some students at Queen’s, accessibility is not only a matter of whether accommodations exist, but whether they are reflected in everyday campus life. The Journal spoke with representatives from the AMS Commission of Social Issues, the Queen’s Disability and Neurodiversity Alliance (DNA) club, and the Queen’s American Sign Language club (QSAL) about the barriers students with disabilities continue to encounter and what a more accessible campus could look like.Student perspectives highlight the desire to see promises on accessibility come to fruition and see their everyday experiences reflected in policy.

Via The Queen's Journal
USAHEALTH17h ago

Community talks about hearing loss and tinnitus

Many deaf people and people with hearing loss and tinnitus face barriers every day. Our research found that 67% of deaf people have experienced negative attitudes or behaviours in the last year, and 47% felt excluded. Our free talks, RNID in Communities, help change that. Whether

Via RNID
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