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GLOBALGLOBAL1d ago

50 Years of DbI Podcast Series | Episode 6: Mirko Baur

Bringing home half a century of global collaboration, what does it take to lead an international community dedicated to the deafblind movement into its next era? Closing out our celebratory 50 th anniversary series, Amy Stevenson sits down with Deafblind International President a

Via Deafblind International
GLOBALASL1d ago

Sign Language Study Record - 3rd Week of October

This is a review of my sign language course for the third week of October.This week, I feel like I did the maximum amount of preparation I could, and I was able to actively express myself in sign ...

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GLOBALCOMMUNITY2d ago

Discrimination and Accessibility: Differences Between the US and Japan

A hard-of-hearing writer from Japan reflects on studying at Ohlone College in California, where sign language interpreters, captioners and relay services let people with hearing loss take full part in meetings and work, and asks why access for Deaf and hard-of-hearing people in Japan still lags behind.

Via note (Kazuya Shimomura)
GLOBALCOMMUNITY2d ago

Sharon Symonds Launches ‘Hear Us Now’

Sharon Symonds, a deaf Bermuda cricket ambassador and healthcare worker who uses cochlear implants, is starting Hear Us Now Bermuda, a support group for adults with hearing loss, cochlear implants or hearing aids and for families of children with hearing loss.

Via Bernews
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