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Read: Why do you never see a Lego mini-figure with a disability? By Rebecca Atkinson for the Guardian

December 22, 2015

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Our regular writer, Rebecca Atkinson, has written an article for the Guardian about representation of deafness and disability in Lego […]

Lesley Weatherson: What Lipspeakers can offer deaf people

December 22, 2015

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With a new cohort of Lipspeakers about to take their first assignments for deaf people I wanted to touch on […]

NDCS blog: Why Ofsted needs to inspect SEND services – a parent perspective

December 21, 2015

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Matt Keer, member of NDCS, guest blogs for the NDCS blog (originally published here) on the Ofsted/CQC consultation on SEND inspections. […]

Richard Turner: The Twelve Days of Christmas at the Chickenshed: a magical, inclusive adventure

December 21, 2015

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I never imagined that the Twelve Days of Christmas carol could take on a whole new meaning until I saw […]

Deaf News: Charities Deaf Plus and Deaf Access to merge

December 20, 2015

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1st January 2016 will bring about change in the Deaf voluntary sector, as two long-established charities formally come together as […]

Read: Guardian article about how a mum of deaf girl has had to start teaching her A-Levels at home

December 19, 2015

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This article in the Guardian is well worth a read. It’s about how delays in the new EHCP system for pupils […]

Shari Eberts: What would your ideal hearing aid be like? Here’s my list

December 18, 2015

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I recently had the opportunity to meet with a hearing aid company as part of a focus group on a […]

Meet: Deaf actor and director David Ellington, now Watershed’s Agent for Change

December 17, 2015

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What kind of work do you do? I work as a director and producer for VS1 Productions, delivering TV/ film […]

DCAL: Why BSL linguistics matters for BSL teaching and learning (BSL)

December 16, 2015

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We would like to join in recent discussions on social media in the British Sign Language community of what “BSL […]

Lianne Herbert: Who would I be if I wasn’t deaf?

December 15, 2015

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Some questions drive me insane. Especially the question: ‘What is the meaning of life?’ Your answers will of course depend […]