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GLOBALCULTURE33d ago

Deaf woman awarded $92,500 over airport arrest after missing her flight

A deaf woman has finally been paid over $92,000 for a flight she missed over four years ago, which resulted in her having her wrist injured. For a lot of airline passengers, missing a flight can be a temporary setback. You might end up travelling to your intended destination a…

Via Dexerto
USATECH33d ago

Top tips for talking about hearing loss in the workplace

Open and supportive conversations about hearing loss can help people feel understood, valued and confident at work. During National Inclusion Week, we hosted a webinar where expert speakers with lived experience shared practical advice on building confidence to talk about hearing

Via RNID
USATECH33d ago

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

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
USAASL33d ago

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

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
GLOBALASL33d ago

Sign language day in Bernay: "There is no taboo, we must look at disability"

Le mercredi 23 septembre, une journée dédiée à la LSF (langue des signes française) prévoit plusieurs animations à la médiathèque de Bernay (Eure). Hélène Feneau, technicienne de laboratoire (GSK Évreux) et Sophie Philippot proposent un programme avec une dizaine de bénévoles…

Via Actu
GLOBALASL34d ago

Mel Gibson Mocks ASL Interpreter? Actor Faces Backlash After Fan Expo Gesture

Mel Gibson has apologized after a gesture at Fan Expo Canada sparked criticism. The incident happened during Gibson's appearance at the event in Toronto, where the actor took part in a Q&A about his career and upcoming projects. A short clip of the moment quickly spread online…

Via EarlyGame
GLOBALCOMMUNITY34d ago

Uniube holds 10th edition of Deaf September Meeting in Uberlândia

A Uniube realizou, na última sexta-feira (11), a 10º edição do Encontro Setembro Surdo, em parceria com a 13ª Subseção da Ordem dos Advogados do Brasil (OAB) de Uberlândia. O encontro ocorreu na sede da OAB Uberlândia e teve como tema "Libras na saúde e na Justiça…

Via Uniube
USASPORTS34d ago

AU football powers past Gallaudet

ANDERSON — The Anderson University football team (1-1) powered past Gallaudet University (0-2) by a score of 49-28 on Saturday at Macholtz Stadium. Anderson scored its most points since its 55-27 win against Manchester University on March 27, 2021. The Ravens also scored 21…

Via Herald Bulletin
GLOBALSPORTS34d ago

NDBO 2027 gym location released

NDBO 2027 will be held in Indianapolis, IN, on June 10-12, 2027, with 2 Gym Locations of: Thursday, June 10, and Friday, June 11, at Pacers Athletic Center, and on Saturday, June 12 will be held at Indiana School for the Deaf at Caskey Gym Combo Ticket price info for fans will be posted soon. […]

Via NDBO
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