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GLOBALASL174d ago

ASL Climbing Groups Are Building a Summer Network for Deaf Climbers

Climbing season is starting and the Deaf community has more places to show up than it did five years ago. Local groups across the country are running monthly meets, and two Deaf climbers are still chasing the Seven Summits. For decades, finding other Deaf climbers meant word-of-mouth and showing up at the crag hoping someone...

Via Verdkin
USAEDUCATION174d ago

Gallaudet and RIT Represent $4.77M Universal AI Program at NSF NRT Annual Meeting

A joint delegation from Gallaudet University and the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) traveled to the Colorado School of Mines on March 23–24, 2026, to represent their Universal AI Graduate Research Traineeship Program at the National Science Foundation’s NRT Annual Meeting, joining principal investigators, co-PIs,...

Via Gallaudet
USAADVOCACY174d ago

Where in the world is Gallaudet tech research? Everywhere!

Faculty and students from the Accessible Human-Centered Computing and Policy (AHCP) program have spent the past two months bouncing around the globe, presenting cutting-edge research on a huge range of topics as well as promoting Gallaudet’s National Science Foundation-funded Universal AI Graduate Research Traineeship Program....

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USATECH174d ago

Bone conduction hearing implants (BCHIs)

Bone conduction hearing implants (BCHIs) are a type of surgically implanted hearing technology. They're suitable for people with certain types of hearing loss who do not get enough benefit from traditional hearing aids, or who cannot wear hearing aids for medical reasons. BCHIs a

Via RNID
USAHEALTH174d ago

RNID helps HSBC UK launch British Sign Language training for employees

Thanks to a partnership with RNID, HSBC UK has become the first UK bank to offer British Sign Language (BSL) for beginners training to all its 23,000 employees. The accredited e-learning course – which has been developed by Signature, the awarding body for British Sign Language q

Via RNID
USAADVOCACY174d ago

Finding hearing loss support through RNID Near You

Charlotte, 31, has lived with hearing loss since childhood and struggled for years without the right support. Their local RNID Near You service helped them access home adaptations and prepare for a Bone Conduction Hearing Implant (BCHI). With the right support in place, Charlotte

Via RNID
GLOBALASL175d ago

Four Deaf-Built Platforms Worth Bookmarking Right Now

Finding mental health support, ASL stories, or a Deaf-owned business shouldn’t require navigating hearing-centric systems first. A handful of digital platforms are making that easier — each built for a different corner of the community. The Deaf community has spent years building digital infrastructure that hearing-built platforms never prioritized. What used to require word-of-mouth recommendations...

Via Verdkin
USASPORTS175d ago

Drolsbaugh perfect at the plate on Senior Day as GU completes season

WASHINGTON –  It was a memorable Senior Day for Gallaudet University senior pitcher Lacey Drolsbaugh (Lansdale, Pa.), who was honored before the game and turned in a perfect 3-for-3 performance at the plate Sunday at the GU Softball Complex.

Via Gallaudet Bison
USATECH175d ago

New research could improve battery life of cochlear implant devices

New research partly funded by an RNID Discovery Research Grant suggests that cochlear implant devices could be made smaller or last much longer without recharging – without reducing how well users understand speech in noisy environments. Dr Shahidi, Dr Carlyon and Dr Goehring pre

Via RNID
GLOBALEDUCATION175d ago

Education Abroad and International Fellowships Update

Education Abroad's Fiona Grugan with David DeKyzer, Clin d’Oeil Festival Director in France. Education Abroad is expanding its Deaf-centered programming in response to increasing student demand, with more diverse locations and areas of study. This work, underway since last fall, culminates in three faculty-led programs...

Via Gallaudet
USASPORTS176d ago

Bison battle hard, falls in inaugural United East Championship

WASHINGTON -  The Gallaudet University women's flag football program hosted Penn State Harrisburg (11-2) for the inaugural United East championship Saturday afternoon. The Bison battled tooth and nail but ultimately fell to Penn St.-Harrisburg, 12-7, in a heartbreaking loss, earning the conference's first runner-up finish in program history.

Via Gallaudet Bison
USAEDUCATION177d ago

Seniors show a Lil Bit of Everything

Our day was a little bit of everything. At Gallaudet’s Washburn Art Center (WAC), we celebrated an awesome Senior Exhibition, celebrating our graduating artists' creativity. It's called "A Lil Bit of Everything," because it shows off all sorts of talent in art, film, and graphic...

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USAHEALTH177d ago

As gene therapy advances, our values remain clear

https://youtu.be/nsbTo5V5cJw Earlier this year, Gallaudet University established a Gene Editing Think Tank, building on years of sustained conversation, panel discussions, and community engagement around genetics, ethics, and Deaf identity. The Think Tank reflects the university’s commitment to proactive, interdisciplinary leadership as scientific developments in this...

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