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GLOBALASL3d ago

Cornell language events begin Oct. 15 with Cayuga Lake talk

A free talk on Indigenous languages in the Cayuga Lake region Thursday evening will open a series of Cornell events exploring the histories and futures of American Sign Language and Haudenosaunee languages. The first program in “Language, Memory, Future” begins at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 15 at Tompkins County Public Library in Ithaca.

Via Fingerlakes1
USASPORTS3d ago

Ole Miss HandBand debuts on the big screen at home football games

The Ole Miss HandBand, a student group that signs the national anthem in American Sign Language before home football games, is now shown on the Vaught-Hemingway Stadium jumbotron after more than a year of advocacy, making the performance visible to Deaf fans across the stadium.

Via The Daily Mississippian
GLOBALADVOCACY3d ago

How CHAGEE rebuilt a tea store to run on sight instead of sound

When CHAGEE opened Singapore’s first Signing Store, staffed by deaf and hard-of-hearing baristas, it arrived as a milestone in workplace inclusion. More than a year on, chief executive Lawrence Wen and barista Victor Teo suggest its success is better measured by how ordinary it has come to feel.

Via HRM Asia
USAADVOCACY3d ago

Emergency Responders Need Basic ASL Training

An op-ed argues police, fire, EMS and dispatch should get basic ASL and accessible-communication training so Deaf and hard-of-hearing people get equal emergency help.

Via South Asian Herald
GLOBALSPORTS3d ago

RTHK brings Asian Para Games action live, rallies support to cheer for Hong Kong athletes

RTHK TV31 will provide exclusive live broadcast in the city for the Asian Para Games group stages and key events starting tomorrow through October 24, featuring simultaneous sign language interpretation to promote social inclusion, and enabling the public to cheer on para athletes from both the national team and the Hong Kong team.

Via The Standard (HK)
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