New Gadget for Blind and Deaf.
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Sun, Feb 17 2019 · 12 minutes ago

Love isn't Deaf
At The Rim A deaf couple gets married and hopes their future children AREN'T deaf.
Sun, Feb 17 2019 · 12 minutes ago

Entire neighbourhood learns sign for young deaf girl.
At The Rim Samantha is a lovely young girl and very neighbourly. She uses sign language to communicate with the people in her community. She is very friendly and likes to engage in conversation with anybody she meets. She would be totally a different person if somebody can communicate with her.  She also becomes sad if people cannot communicate with her in sign language. Her...
Sun, Feb 17 2019 · 12 minutes ago

Hands Are Very Important! (NOT FOR WEAK STOMACHS)
Bucky Raymond This is not for weak stomachs.I am here to help all people who are ASL using to be cautioned for their hands. So please and watch it.
Sat, Feb 16 2019 · 11 hours ago

AGBell: Time for You to Heal Your Angry Brain
The Last Hiccup Edward Miner Gallaudet (EMG): December 1881 This is one of the most powerful pieces written by EMG. It is a year after infamous Milan Resolution. I will share few of his writing. The grand opening of his article: “The heated controversies which have been sustained for many years as to the merits of rival methods […]
Sat, Feb 16 2019 · 15 hours ago

Crypt TV
Captioned Web TV Fright Hype talks of some of the current horror movies and how they tie in with the older versions.This is one of the MANY playlists about horror under the CryptTV channel. How deliciously scared we all love to ---
Sat, Feb 16 2019 · 15 hours ago

Deaf baristas: Starbucks discriminated against us
Deaf News Today Two deaf baristas are suing Starbucks, claiming discrimination. They say the manager at the store in Seattle where they worked put them in positions for long hours that were especially difficult for deaf workers and that they were excluded from conversations with other employees, among other things. KIRO-TV has a video report below. There is a captioned video here. ...
Sat, Feb 16 2019 · 19 hours ago

Should Guns Carrier Reveal Their Badge?
Bucky Raymond I don't like to visit them without their badges, I think we have the right to know if they are cops or not. It is for our safely reason. With out badge, then how should we know if this is a cop or not.  We need to know before the can enter any shops.So what did you think about that?
Sat, Feb 16 2019

City Council Drops Use of Terps at Meetings
Deaf News Today If you live in Cleveland, your City Council meetings will not include sign-language interpreters anymore. The Council thinks it's too expensive, according to a letter one of the members sent to a man who is hard of hearing and had requested interpreters. The city provided them for a while, but the letter to Rico Dancy now offers him the use of headphones instead. Read...
Fri, Feb 15 2019

Job Opportunity: Designated Interpreter at Lamar University
Deaf Network of Texas Designated Interpreter #498743 Posting Number: 20111720 Position Title: Designated Interpreter #498743 Position Type: Staff Department: Deaf Studies and Deaf Education Job Summary: Under the direction of the Deaf Studies, Deaf Education (DSDE) Department Chair, the Designated Interpreter (DI) provides American… Read more →
Fri, Feb 15 2019

Trump/Beto Rallies And Their Interpreting Fails
ASL Deafined Blog   Updates on Trump/Beto Rally Interpreters Updates on Trump/Beto Rally Interpreters Posted by The Daily Moth on Wednesday, February 13, 2019   Captioning is available for this video under settings.  For more stories from The Daily Moth, go to dpan.tv. 
Fri, Feb 15 2019

On this date in history...
Deaf News Today image from Green Party NZ  The New Zealand Parliament made history on this date (Feb. 15) in 2012. Mojo Mathers, the first deaf member of the body, gave her first speech. Since Mathers' speech was translated into sign language, the 13 other members of the Green party who spoke had their speeches translated into sign language as well. Read More at DeafNewsToday.com
Fri, Feb 15 2019

Handshape of the Week: D!
ASL Deafined Blog D-Handshape The D-Hanshape is done by raising the index finger as shown below in the sign for DEAF. Other signs in ASL that use the D-handshape include: Date Dating Democrat Dessert Detroit
Fri, Feb 15 2019

Half of USA youth could go deaf
At The Rim Are the deaf community going to welcome the influx?
Fri, Feb 15 2019

Helping the Deafened....
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Fri, Feb 15 2019

Deaf Derby twins’ acting career takes off with British...
The Limping Chicken Derby twins Natasha and Rhianna Cullen, who are 12, have enjoyed their moment in the spotlight after appearing in a […]
Fri, Feb 15 2019

Chinese New Year 2019 Buffet Dinner At Impiana KLCC Hotel...
-Selina^Wing- Are you very busy during the Chinese New Year season? You'll miss to eat the reunion family dinner at your hometown? No worries! You can plan to bring your family to enjoy the best buffet dinner in Kuala Lumpur when they come to visit you! Looking for the best buffet dinner in KL? There are many hotel buffet lunch or dinner in Kuala Lumpur...  If you want a place is ...
Thu, Feb 14 2019

Deafie of the Week: Millicent Simmons!
ASL Deafined Blog     Millicent made some significant headway into Deaf History with her famed role in The Quiet Place, a horror film which incorporated American Sign Language more than what we are certainly used to. We don’t want to spoil the plot, but we (of course) encourage you to go see the movie and Millicent in action! […]
Thu, Feb 14 2019

Born deaf Tyler Lee’s Lexi Hill signs to play college...
Deaf Network of Texas Born deaf Tyler Lee’s Lexi Hill signs to play college basketball By: Mike Alzamora Posted: February 14, 2019 TYLER, Texas (KETK) – She has never heard a single word in her life. Yet, a Tyler Lee basketball player made one… Read more →
Thu, Feb 14 2019

Teaching strategies.
At The Rim Teaching Strategies for Hard of Hearing and Deaf Students from Nat Pav on Vimeo.
Thu, Feb 14 2019

GP's learning awareness
At The Rim A course teaching medical students how to interact with deaf patients has returned.  The University of Liverpool GP Society has organised sign language classes to be taught by Nicola McCabe, the owner of Talking Hands Academy, which offers signing and deaf awareness sessions across Merseyside. The course kicked off its first week for the third year running last W...
Thu, Feb 14 2019

February 22-23, 2019: Deaf Trix Bruce Seminars in Waco,...
Deaf Network of Texas Good News!!! Trix Bruce is coming to Waco, Texas! BEI in Texas are now approved! February 22, 2019 Friday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Medical Interpreting: How can I interpret that? Through many mentor sessions working with interpreters, I have… Read more →
Thu, Feb 14 2019

Trix Bruce is coming to Houston – March 22-24 2019
Deaf Network of Texas Good News!!! Special Thanks to Houston Community College ASL/ITP BEI CEUs are now approved. March 22, 2019, Friday @ 5 pm – 9 pm Lexical Non-Manual Signals: The “TH” signal This workshop has a focus on the non-manual “TH” signal.… Read more →
Thu, Feb 14 2019

ASL Community Show 2019 – DFW
Deaf Network of Texas Plano ISD American Sign Language Program Presents ASL Community Show 2019 Date: March 30, 2019 Time: 7:00 PM Location: Plano Senior High School 2200 Independence Parkway Plano, Texas 75075 Admission: Free VP: 214-299-8026 (Message to all Hearing people, please leave… Read more →
Thu, Feb 14 2019

Deaf children: A lost generation?
At The Rim New research has found deaf children are falling a whole grade behind their hearing peers at GCSE level, research finds it will take 21 years for deaf children to catch up with their peers Ann Jilling shares her fears as a parent to a deaf 12 year-old boy  Ann is constantly anxious that her son, Daniel, will fall behind the rest of his classmates. Unlike many other ...
Thu, Feb 14 2019