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USAADVOCACY139d ago

2026 Graduation Ceremony

The Indiana School for the Deaf 2026 Graduation Ceremony will take place on Friday, June 5th at 6:00PM. Location: Caskey Gymnasium at the Indiana School for the Deaf 1200 East 42nd Street Indianapolis, IN 46205 Our commencement speaker this year is Stephanie Hakulin, the current

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GLOBALCULTURE140d ago

From the classroom to the stage: inclusion in practice

Back to Latest Updates Community Impact · 2026 From the classroom to the stage: inclusion in practice In March 2026, Deafness Forum Australia spent time with Toowong State School, looking closely at how accessible communication is being brought to life in a school setting. It was

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GLOBALEDUCATION140d ago

More than a uniform: identity, visibility and belonging

Back to Latest Updates Community Impact · 2026 More than a uniform: identity, visibility and belonging At first glance, it looks like a school uniform redesign—new colours, new shirts, and a fresh visual identity. But at Mosman Park School for Deaf Children , the launch of a new

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GLOBALADVOCACY140d ago

From conversation to action: what accessible communication looks like in practice

Back to Latest Updates Community Impact · 2026 From conversation to action: what accessible communication looks like in practice By Rae Walker, Chair, Deafness Forum Australia Accessibility discussions often begin with policy frameworks, strategy documents, consultation and publi

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