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GLOBALEDUCATION4d ago

Deaf schoolgirls from Abuja reach Technovation Girls global finals with AI menstrual-health app

Five Deaf students from Government Secondary School, Kuje, Abuja are global finalists at the 2026 Technovation Girls World Summit in Bengaluru, India. Their team, STRIM Girls, built Saving Pad, an AI-powered app that helps girls, especially Deaf students and those with disabilities, find sanitary pad banks, request products and learn about menstrual health.

Via Stella Dimoko Korkus
USATECH5d ago

Public transport stories

The evidence tells us that many deaf people and people with hearing loss have to navigate barriers that most passengers never have to think about when using public transport. Here, we show how what those barriers are like in practice, with two stories from Sarah and Charlotte. Sa

Via RNID
USAADVOCACY5d ago

Policy statement: Transport

RNID uses evidence to inform our work to change the lives of individuals, systems and services, and society and public attitudes. This policy statement draws on insights from our evidence review, Clear Signals report (2026) and our work with deaf people and people with hearing lo

Via RNID
USAASL5d ago

Conclusions and future research

This review has identified a range of barriers and enablers of access for deaf people and people with hearing loss when they use public transport. These relate to systems and infrastructure, information and communication, and attitudes and awareness. The studies reviewed here sug

Via RNID
GLOBALCULTURE5d ago

Theatre group to present signed performance of classic musical

Burnley Light Opera Society will stage a British Sign Language signed performance of My Fair Lady on Tuesday, November 10, with Andy Higgins of Vee Ltd interpreting, after last year's signed Hunchback of Notre Dame.

Via Burnley Express
USATECH5d ago

Access to public transport for deaf people and people with hearing loss

The primary finding of this review was the significant lack of robust evidence about access to UK public transport services for deaf people and people with hearing loss. However, the limited available data suggests that accessibility is a significant challenge. 33% of disabled pe

Via RNID
USATECH5d ago

Public transport: quick facts and figures

Accessing public transport can be challenging for deaf people and people with hearing loss in the UK. How often people experience problems accessing public transport 77% experience barriers on public transport, for BSL users this figure is 94% ( RNID Clear Signals report, 2026 )

Via RNID
USATECH5d ago

Public transport: evidence pack

There are widespread barriers to use of public transport by deaf people and people with hearing loss in the UK. We’ve reviewed the published research, gathered stories of lived experience, conducted original social research, and set out the changes we want to see. The post Public

Via RNID
USAADVOCACY5d ago

Policy statement: Employment

This policy statement draws on insights from our employment evidence review and our work with deaf people and people with hearing loss to set out the changes we want to see, and how we can make that a reality. Deaf people and people with hearing loss need equal opportunities to e

Via RNID
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