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Emily Howlett: The “absolutely, definitely booked” interpreter. Who didn’t exist…

January 10, 2014
by Editor

Tagged: access, communication, deaf, hospitals, interpreter, nhs, support

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Meet: Hameeda Raj, who has written a sign language children’s book for her deaf son!

January 10, 2014
by Editor

Tagged: childrens book, deaf, literature, sign language

Posted in: interviews, meet

Deaf News: Deaf teenager launches petition asking Sky On Demand to provide subtitles

January 10, 2014
by Editor

Tagged: access, deaf, lovefilm, on demand, petition, sky, subtitles

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Deaf News: Petition for better access to LoveFilm leads to Sir Malcolm Bruce MP writing to the company

January 9, 2014
by Editor

Tagged: access, deaf, disability, dvds, lovefilm, online rental, subtitles

Posted in: Andy Palmer, deaf news

Review: Deafinitely Theatre’s ‘Two’ – by Donna Williams

January 9, 2014
by Editor

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Tagged: british sign language, BSL, deaf, deaf drama, deaf theatre, deafinitely theatre, drama, london, play, southwark playhouse, theatre

Posted in: donna williams, Reviews

Lily Rayne: Why the word ‘hearie’ is not offensive, and what ‘hearing privilege’ amounts to

January 9, 2014
by Editor

Tagged: american sign language, asl, deaf, deafie, hearie, hearing privilege

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Deaf News: £245,000 for research into England’s first Deaf church

January 9, 2014
by Editor

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Tagged: british sign language, deaf church, deaf culture, grant, research

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Watch: The BSL Zone’s video profiles of famous deaf people from history!

January 8, 2014
by Editor

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Tagged: british sign language, deaf history, deaf television, famous deaf, famous deaf people, james burke

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The Question: Should deaf people protest publicly to fight for their rights in 2014?

January 8, 2014
by Editor

Tagged: campaigning, deaf people, protest, public

Posted in: Andy Palmer, The Question

Charlie Swinbourne: “I was talking behind your back to test your hearing.” My bizarre second visit to my audiologist

January 7, 2014
by Editor

Tagged: audiogram, audiology, deaf, hard of hearing, hearing aids, hearing test

Posted in: charlie swinbourne