Friday – Continue about Official NZSL Awarenss Week
On Friday, 8 May 2026, I spoke with a Chinese woman in the library about Deaf Culture and sign language after class. […]
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The blogger/historian/researcher would like to thank her mother for sending the article “A visit to Gibbet Hill led to a story” and […]
The photo album, a precious gift from Joyce, a former Deaf student, has allowed me (Jean, a Deaf historian and researcher) to […]
Today, June 27, is a day of global celebration for many Deafblind individuals. This date holds significant importance, but what makes it […]
80th Anniversary of the Liberation of Auschwitz: A Milestone in History and the Story of Olgerts, Stefan and the Nowicki Parents January […]
Update: Despite the significant setback of the hacking incident in February-March 2024, the Deaf History International and New Zealand Meta Page have […]
Did you know that today (October 1st) is International Day for Older Persons?? Every year, on October 1st, people from all corners […]
This photo above was taken in 1970s outside Hamilton City of Waikato, New Zealand. The deaf author/blogger standing with a broken wrist […]
A FOREVER LANGUAGE The theme for Te Wiki 2024 is ‘Ake ake ake—A Forever Language’. This theme represents our language’s resilience, adaptability, and […]
A FOREVER LANGUAGE The theme for Te Wiki 2024 is ‘Ake ake ake—A Forever Language’. This theme represents our language’s resilience, adaptability, and […]
“When Life puts you in tough situtations, Don’t say, “Why me? Say, “Try Me.” I woke up with a bit of nagging […]