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July 16, 2018

Comments Off on Juliet England: Girl (not) on a replacement rail bus

Do you like parties? I’m not averse to a good bash myself, even if the pesky old hearing problem can […]

July 13, 2018

Comments Off on Elisa Nuevo Vallin: Reasons to learn sign language this summer!

As the long, lazy days of summer approach us, many of us end up with time on our hands. This […]

July 12, 2018

Comments Off on Read: Alim Jayda: Theatres must consider the Deaf community before using sign language (via The Stage)

An article by actor Alim Jayda, who has Deaf parents and is a sign language interpreter, has argued that theatres […]

July 11, 2018

In a vain attempt to be somewhat sociable, I recently went along to a poetry evening called “Last Word 2018; […]

July 10, 2018

Comments Off on Scuffed Shoes theatre company – why integrated theatre shouldn’t be pigeon-holed

By Rebecca-Anne Withey. When I first started working in drama 15 or so years ago, inclusive theatre was more or […]

July 9, 2018

Update: Shortly after we posted this story, the university agreed that an interpreter would be provided. More details below. A […]

July 6, 2018

Deaf young campaigners and parents of deaf children went to Parliament on Wednesday to put pressure on the Government to protect […]

July 5, 2018

Comments Off on Trudi Collier: Mindfulness and the Deaf community

I have been doing counselling and therapy work with deaf, hard of hearing, deafened, disabled and deafblind people for over […]

July 4, 2018

A video made by Nyle DiMarco and Chella Man has been released on YouTube, showing what a typical cinema-going experience […]

July 3, 2018

If you have any degree of hearing loss, you’ll know only too well the often intense frustration of not catching […]