Downing Street has once again failed to consider the impact of its coronavirus briefings on equality – this time for […]
Take Me Somewhere, Glasgow’s contemporary international performance festival, is available in both online and in the Scottish city this year. […]
Two deaf brothers from Kingston, in London, are campaigning to be reunited in the same school, after tribunals ruled against […]
73% of key government departments do not follow a social media policy which includes guidance on captioned content, an extensive […]
Some pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) in mainstream schools are not receiving enough support with their learning […]
Deaf performers Kevin ‘Signkid’ Walker and Jonny Cotson have been commissioned to create new works for the BBC’s Culture in Quarantine […]
The National Deaf Children’s Society (NDCS) has welcomed the UK Government’s announcement that face masks will no longer be advised […]
Information about how to sign-up to watch the judicial review hearing for #WhereIsTheInterpreter has been revealed, ahead of the case […]
Instagram has been criticised by deaf people online after it was revealed that its new automatic captions feature for Stories […]
The BBC’s Twitter account for sharing archive content has come under fire online, after posting videos without subtitles for deaf […]
June 1, 2021 by Liam O'Dell
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