Rebecca A Withey

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July 9, 2024

Comments Off on Rebecca A Withey: The trouble with BSL consultancy (BSL)

With a rise in integrated theatre productions, television shows and films featuring deaf actors and British Sign Language, it’s only […]

July 8, 2024

As a BSL user I have an Access to Work agreement in place for an interpreter to support me in […]

July 4, 2024

Comments Off on Rebecca A Withey: Review of Derby Theatre’s production of Alice In Wonderland (BSL)

For those of you who know the classic story of Alice in Wonderland, there’s no denying that it really is […]

July 1, 2024

Comments Off on Kay Kelly tells us about the First Responder service supporting effective treatment in emergencies for BSL users (BSL)

I’m Kay Kelly, Chief Executive at Walthew House, which is a local charity supporting people with hearing and/or sight loss […]

June 27, 2024

Comments Off on EJ Raymond tells us about their experience finding their identity as a gay, non binary person (BSL)

I’m an 80s person – I grew up in a time where it was rare to see those who were […]

June 26, 2024

Comments Off on Yen Lieu: DEWA and their research project looking for parents from ethnic minority backgrounds with deaf children (BSL)

Watch Yen signing her article below, or scroll down for the English Translation: English transcript: I want to introduce what […]

June 26, 2024

I’ve worked in education for over ten years now supporting deaf children in mainstream schools across my borough. My job […]

June 24, 2024

Comments Off on Meet Asha, a deaf nurse, determined to improve deaf patients’ experience! (BSL)

My name is Asha I’m based in London and I am a paediatric nurse in critical care. I am also […]

June 17, 2024

Comments Off on Damon Clark tells us about his life experience being deaf in the USA (BSL)

I’m Damon and I’ve lived all over the US – from East to West Coast, but the longest has been […]

June 14, 2024

My name is Ro Pound-Clarke, my pronouns are they/them. I am a non binary gay profoundly deafblind person. I am […]