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GLOBALFAMILY27d ago

FMCC gala to support sign-language series led by deaf youths

The France Macau Chamber of Commerce (FMCC) will direct proceeds from the Lucky Draw at its Oct. 30 charity gala to a 14-episode sign-language video series led by deaf and hard-of-hearing young people. Gala funds will support the Macau Deaf Association’s “Monday Sign Language…

Via macau daily times 澳門每日時報
GLOBALASL27d ago

International Day of Sign Language (IDSL)

À l’occasion de la Journée internationale de la langue des signes, la Ville de Bordeaux vous invite à découvrir la langue et la culture sourdes à travers une matinée de sensibilisation et de partage. Le Mardi 22 septembre 2026 A noter : un rendez-vous sera ajouté à votre…

Via Official website of the city of Bordeaux
USATECH27d ago

If I’m travelling alone, it can be nerve-wracking: Charlotte’s story

Charlotte, 44, lives in Cumbria. After years of trying to manage severe hearing loss, Charlotte had cochlear implant surgery. Charlotte’s confidence has increased so much that she’s changed careers and launched her own podcast. Yet travelling on public transport remains a challen

Via RNID
USAASL27d ago

Travelling on public transport can be daunting: Suzie’s story

Suzie has been Deaf from a young age and relied on lipreading. Learning British Sign Language (BSL) when she moved to Scotland six years ago transformed her communication, confidence and independence. Suzie uses public transport daily. While provision is good, information is not

Via RNID
USAADVOCACY27d ago

Clear Signals: Improving transport accessibility

Clear Signals: Improving transport accessibility For many deaf people and people with hearing loss, using public transport means navigating barriers that most passengers never have to think about. I get into a panic. You don't know if there's a terrorist or a bomb's gone off. You

Via RNID
GLOBALCOMMUNITY27d ago

Deaf people face ‘persistent’ barriers on public transport - report

The new report, published by the Royal National Institute for Deaf people (RNID) on Tuesday and supported by the Motability Foundation, also revealed that a similar percentage (76 per cent) said inaccessible information makes travelling stressful, with more than half (54 per…

Via Liam O'Dell
GLOBALASL27d ago

Seña Fest will promote inclusion and Mexican Sign Language in Playa del Carmen

Redacción / Grupo Cantón Playa del Carmen.- El Seña Fest Playa llegará el próximo 26 de septiembre al anfiteatro de la plaza 28 de Julio. El encuentro se realizará en el marco del Día Internacional de las Lenguas de Señas. El Gobierno Municipal, encabezado por la presidenta…

Via Quintanaroohoy
GLOBALCOMMUNITY27d ago

Local Deaf community celebrates nearly 60 years of International Deaf Awareness Day

Monday marked the start of International Deaf Awareness Week. Students from St. Mary’s School for the Deaf joined Erie County officials for a flag raising and offered thoughts on the week’s significance. Being part of the Deaf community goes beyond having the same disability…

Via Buffalo Toronto Public Media
GLOBALASL27d ago

Playa del Carmen announces 'Seña Fest' to promote Mexican Sign Language

El Gobierno Municipal de Playa del Carmen, encabezado por la presidenta Estefanía Mercado, anunció la realización del 'Seña Fest' el próximo 26 de septiembre, en el anfiteatro de la plaza 28 de Julio. El encuentro busca promover la inclusión, la empatía y el acceso a la…

Via Fifth Force
GLOBALSPORTS27d ago

Deaf baseball trailblazer Dummy Hoy's legacy could land him in Hall of Fame

Curtis Pride, sitting in his South Florida home, starts to become emotional talking about the significance, and impact it would make on generations of kids with hearing loss. He's talking about the late center fielder William Ellsworth "Dummy" Hoy, one of the finest players who…

Via Yahoo Sports
GLOBALADVOCACY27d ago

Argentine Sign Language: the rights of deaf people and the role of interpreters

Día de las Personas Sordas: qué dice la ley sobre la Lengua de Señas Argentina. Cada 19 de septiembre, Argentina conmemora el Día Nacional de las Personas Sordas, una fecha vinculada con la creación, en 1885, de la escuela “Profesor Bartolomé Ayrolo”, la primera para niños…

Via Andino Site
GLOBALASL27d ago

Watch: The importance of Irish Sign Language (ISL)

Irish Sign Language is the first language of over 5,000 Deaf people in Ireland. One of those is Luke Doyle, a Sixth Year student at the Holy Family School for the Deaf in Cabra, and he joined Cathal in the news2day studio to tell us more about ISL. Working with ISL Interpreter…

Via Rte
USAASL27d ago

BDA’s Deafblind Advisory Group holds inaugural meeting

The British Deaf Association held the inaugural meeting of its Deafblind Advisory Group on Tuesday 15 September 2026 at St John’s Deaf Community Centre in London, bringing together Deafblind members, guides and interpreters from across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Irelan

Via British Deaf Association
GLOBALCOMMUNITY27d ago

Deaf Adults’ Brains Boost ‘Danger Radar’ For Peripheral Vision

(Credit: © Peakstock -stock.adobe.com) For people who are deaf from birth or early childhood, the brain quietly renegotiates how it sees the world. New brain-scan research shows that adults who have been deaf since early childhood devote noticeably more space in two key visual…

Via StudyFinds
USATECH27d ago

Comparing Top Call Captioning Apps

August 2026 Mobile call captioning apps show live captions during phone calls. They help people with hearing loss read what callers say while they listen. CaptionCall Mobile, InnoCaption, and Rylo (formerly Nagish) all provide phone call captions on compatible iPhone and Android

Via Sorenson Communications Blog
USATECH27d ago

CaptionCall, ClearCaptions, CapTel: What’s the Difference?

CaptionCall, ClearCaptions and Hamilton CapTel all offer captioned home phones that allow eligible users to access call captioning services. These phones display the other person’s words during calls.Although their core purpose is similar, the services differ in phone design, con

Via Sorenson Communications Blog
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