Deaf History
The Language of Painting – Claudian Language
One of my ancestors was a painter for his hobby in the early days. The memory of his paintings bought to my […]
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Exploring who was the first Deaf woman during the Woman’s Suffrage in New Zealand
Kathleen French (photo from the book – People of the Eye – Stories from the Deaf World by Rachel McKee and Bruce […]
Promote D/deaf people as unique
IDSL_Campaign_KeyMessages Promote deaf people as unique in having both perspectives of disability and linguistic minority and that sign language and deaf culture […]
Be clear on what is Deaf Identify!
Here is a video clip from the British Deaf Association. GET INVOLVED! Identify Issues In your advocacy, do reference international human rights […]
International Sign Language Week – Wednesday 26th
Let learn about our Deaf Sign Language and don’t be afraid of us. “Outreach and Awareness” https://vimeo.com/284310143 A joint effort, IDSL and […]
Celebrating our sign language week
WFD A lovely video that shared by each countries and they wants you to celebrate with us. Over the next few days, […]
Hear what Robert Martin speaking for us including the rest of the people with disabilities
Robert Martin Transcripted: “I lived in institutions until I was 27. Living in institutions meant I had nothing and no one to […]
International Week of the Deaf
Today is the start of our sign language in the Deaf communities around the world. We do not have the same sign […]
Did you know Annie Jump Cannon was deaf or not?
“No greater problem is presented to the human mind” Many Deaf women have made significant contributions to the sciences. A Deaf woman […]
Who is Charlotte Elizabeth Tonna?
To continue the Deaf women of the 125 Years Suffrage Looking more Deaf women’s lives and their works more than 125 years ago. […]