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GLOBALEMPLOYMENT43d ago

Hired, then what? Malaysia’s deaf workers push past entry-level jobs

Yap Yee Lin has been serving espresso at a Starbucks in Malaysia since 2012, longer than many of his colleagues have worked anywhere. But it was only last year, after 13 years with the company, that he was promoted to shift manager at a branch in Kuala Lumpur’s Bangsar Village II. The wait says less about Yap, who is deaf, than it does about how rare that kind of promotion still is for deaf workers in the Southeast Asian nation – and how much has had to change around him to make it...

Via South China Morning Post
USAHEALTH43d ago

Reach Out, Read and Fingerspell

Written by Jean F. Andrews Signed by Beverly Buchanan Hi, I’m Beverly Buchanan , a professor at the University of North Florida , where I prepare interpreters and conduct linguistic research. Many Deaf children, tragically, become involved in the juvenile justice system without b

Via Deaf in Prison Project
GLOBALADVOCACY43d ago

Special volunteer partners: Deaf volunteer takes the stage as sign language interpreter! At the barrier-free service guidance desk of the 2026 China International Welfare Expo, two sign language interpreter volunteers are helping deaf visitors participate in the exhibition. One of them is deaf volunteer Chen Jingzhi, who actively handles on-site affairs for deaf visitors and ensures smooth entry; she and her able-bodied sign language interpreter partner Wei Yijun take turns relaying

Special Volunteer Partners, Deaf Volunteer Takes on Sign Language Interpretation! At the Accessible Services Information Desk of the 2026 China International Welfare Expo, two sign language interpreter volunteers are helping deaf visitors participate in the exhibition. One of them is deaf volunteer Chen Jingzhi, who actively handles on-site matters for deaf visitors and ensures smooth entry; she and her able-bodied sign language interpreter partner Wei Yijun take turns in relay.

Via Sohu
GLOBALASL43d ago

"We are police, please trust us" deaf and mute woman encountered online fraud and attempted to borrow money and transfer funds to "rescue online friends" police officers wrote notes and requested sign language interpreters, three hours of persuasion to stop

"We are police, please trust us" Deaf and mute woman encounters telefraud scam trying to borrow and transfer money to "save online friend" Police officers write notes and request sign language interpreter, three hours of persuasion Phoenix Net

Via Ifeng
GLOBALASL43d ago

"We are police, please trust us" — Deaf and mute woman encounters online fraud, borrows and transfers money to "save netizen" — Police officers write notes and request sign language interpreter, successfully dissuade her after three hours

"We are police, please trust us" - Deaf and mute woman encounters telecom fraud, borrowing and transferring money to "rescue online friend" - Police officers write notes and request sign language interpreter, dissuade after three hours

Via Sina Finance
GLOBALASL43d ago

The silent romance that went viral across the internet last year will take the stage again! Suihua College hearing-impaired freshmen conduct military training with sign language and colorful flags, 80 new students will appear at the closing ceremony for inspection

Last year's viral silent romance will take the stage again! Suihua College deaf freshmen will use sign language and colorful flags for military training, with 80 new students making an appearance at the closing ceremony for inspection.

Via Sohu
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