Rebecca A Withey

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February 14, 2024

Comments Off on Insight: I’m deaf but I have decided to only date hearing people (BSL)

This might be a weird way to start a blog, but I don’t usually write so bear with me. I’m […]

February 12, 2024

There is currently a survey available to fill in which is gathering records of the wide and varied experiences of […]

February 8, 2024

Comments Off on Insight: I learnt BSL later on in life and it’s the best thing I did (BSL)

All my life I was conscious that I was “a bit deaf” however my family never raised this as several […]

February 6, 2024

Comments Off on Mark Smith on Deaf Men Dancing’s new project with The Black Country Dance Hub (BSL)

The Black Country Dance Hub is currently working with Deaf Men Dancing to create a new short piece of work […]

February 5, 2024

Comments Off on Michael Davis: Producing ‘Jesus,’ the new Deaf Missions movie made entirely in American Sign Language (BSL)

I was born and raised in California. During my journey, I explored my acting abilities in theatre and that gave […]

February 1, 2024

Comments Off on Interview with Caroline Parker, sign song director of the Song in Sign opera project, which is currently on tour! (BSL)

Song in Sign is a creative musical project led by FormidAbility with workshops crafted by deaf musician Ruth Montgomery and […]

January 30, 2024

I’m Kirsten, a hearing wife and mother to two children, from Midlothian, Scotland. My youngest son is profoundly deaf. Looking […]

January 29, 2024

My only child has just turned 3 and a half and is currently at nursery part time. As the only […]

January 25, 2024

Comments Off on Kate Tonge: Coming to terms with my deafness and setting up Semisound, my own support group (BSL)

At the start of 2023 I had hoped it was my big year. After struggling with deteriorating hearing for several […]

January 23, 2024

Comments Off on Rebecca A Withey: The sounds I remember hearing and how I have adapted (BSL)

As someone who was born with a progressive type of deafness I’ve fallen into lots of categories throughout my life. […]