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GLOBALSPORTS1082d ago

UK Deaf Sport Finance, Audit, Risk and Governance Committee Recruitment

UK Deaf Sport is the leading organisation for deaf sport in the UK. Our vision is Every Deaf Person Active and Inspired by Sport and Physical Activity. Our mission is for more deaf people to participate in sport throughout their lives and more deaf athletes to perform on the world stage.  UK Deaf Sport works […]

Via UK Deaf Sport
GLOBALSPORTS1111d ago

Medal success for Fletcher and Suthers at the 2023 World Deaf Tennis Championships in Greece

Congratulations to Phoebe Suthers and Lewis Fletcher on winning the silver medal for the mixed doubles at the ICSD World Deaf Tennis Championships on Friday. Suthers and Fletcher, the No.3 seeds, beat Chinese Taipei No.2 seeds Chun-Wei Wang & Chia-Wen Lin 6-2, 7-6(3) in Thursday’s semi-finals to secure their third mixed doubles victory of the […]

Via UK Deaf Sport
GLOBALSPORTS1119d ago

Medal Success for Rajeev Bagga at the World Senior Badminton Championships 2023

Congratulations to Rajeev Bagga for winning two medals at the BWF World Senior Badminton Championship 2023 in Jeonju, South Korea 11-17 September 2023. Rajeev and partner Jon Austin won gold medal for men’s doubles in the 55 age group. Rajeev and partner Elizabeth Austin also won bronze in the mixed doubles 55 age group. “I […]

Via UK Deaf Sport
GLOBALSPORTS1120d ago

Get Active on World Deaf Day

The latest Sport England Active Lives Survey results show that 53.2% of people with a hearing impairment take part in less than 30 minutes a week of physical activity and are classed as inactive compared to 15% of people without a disability. UK Deaf Sport in partnership with Women in Sport also found in our […]

Via UK Deaf Sport
USACULTURE1131d ago

A Culture Clash Between Police and the Deaf

by Jean F. Andrews, Ph.D. There is often a conflict between the Deaf and the police. This combustion fuels itself by the marked differences in belief systems and communication methods. Deaf people in the United States make up a distinct group because their worldview—by necessity—

Via Deaf in Prison Project
GLOBALTECH1181d ago

Plan d’action pour l’inclusion des personnes en situation de handicap (PAIPSH)

Qu’est-ce que le Plan d’action pour l’inclusion des personnes en situation de handicap (PAIPSH)? Le tout premier Plan d’action pour l’inclusion des personnes en situation de handicap est un modèle pour le changement qui vise à rendre le Canada plus inclusif pour les 22 % et

Via Canadian Association of the Deaf
GLOBALSPORTS1217d ago

Expression of Interest – Sport Development Officer, NSW

Deaf Sports Australia and New South Wales Deaf Sports are inviting expressions of interest for the role of Sports Development Officer in NSW. We are looking for someone to join the team in a paid part-time role for 15 hours per week. The Sports Development Officer will support the development, promotion of deaf sports

Via Deaf Sports Australia
GLOBALSPORTS1277d ago

Australia brings home titles from Deaf Rugby 7s World Cup in Argentina

The Australian Deaf Rugby teams went to Córdoba in Argentina, last week to represent their nation at the 2023 Deaf Rugby 7s’ World Cup event. The Australian men’s team was placed second, whilst the women’s team was placed third overall. When the women’s competition started playing on the world stage, people questioned the identity

Via Deaf Sports Australia
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