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GLOBALSPORTS100d ago

DIFA 2027 Deaf Football World Cup

Tournament Timeline: Key Moments and Milestones on the Road to 2027.The DIFA 2027 Deaf Football World Cup will take place over 15 action-packed days ...

Via DIFA
GLOBALSPORTS100d ago

2030 Australian Deaf Games to be held in Bunbury, Western Australia

Deaf Sports Australia is pleased to announce that the next Australian Deaf Games will be held in Bunbury, Western Australia, over Easter 2030, bringing Australia’s most important Deaf and hard-of-hearing sporting and cultural event to the South West. Located approximately two hours south of Perth, Bunbury is a major regional city of Western Australia.

Via Deaf Sports Australia
USAADVOCACY101d ago

A Message from NAD Board President Stephanie Hakulin

July 10, 2026 On behalf of the National Association of the Deaf (NAD) Board of Directors, I want to acknowledge the concerns expressed by members of our community regarding the NAD’s Zero Tolerance Policy, including its title, language, and implementation. We sincerely appreciate the thoughtful feedback that has been shared. We recognize that the phrase […]

Via NAD
USAHEALTH101d ago

Repairing the Cochlear Battery to Restore Hearing

In this project, Professor Karen Steel at King’s College London explores whether restoring the function of a damaged gene can help improve ‘strial’ hearing loss. Project start date: April 2026 Project end date: March 2027 About the project One common type of progressive hearing l

Via RNID
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