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Does anyone have a summer bucket list?

Update on CASLI and RID testing system.

Has anyone read the book by Andrew Solomon, “Far From The Tree”? It talks about vertical vs horizontal identity. There is specifically a chapter focused on Deafness and Deaf horizontal identity. If you are reading this book, I’d love to discuss it with you.

I just got back from Alaska and the farm I visited up there has a hard of hearing employee who signs. So, if you happen to be in Alaska, reach out to me and I’ll give you the deets.

It’s interesting to see deaf people portrayed in literature by hearing authors. Victor Hugo wrote “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” in the 1880s—the same era at the Milan Conference which exhaled oralism and condemned sign languages. Deafness proved to be a strategic limiting factor, getting the Hunchback thrown in jail and another time fired upon while defending the Cathedral. Yet, literature focuses on his visible disabilities and the love story. I didn’t even know that Victor Hugo dedicates vast amounts of pages to discussing deafness until I picked up the book.

What are people doing this summer to help offset the “summer slide”? What are people reading? Activities with kids?

Summer is almost here. Does anyone have a summer bucket list?

I was flying on Delta recently and wanted to watch an in flight movie. Only a select group of the available movies have captioning available. Does anyone know why? Wouldn’t all of the in flight movies fall under closed captioning laws because they were at one time shown in a theater? Are there separate regulations for movies shown in planes? Does it cost more for airlines to order movies with captioning? Are airlines only required to have a percentage of movies captioned? Does anyone have any answers?

I guess I'm the first person up here. I've been interpreting in k-12 for about a decade now. And while I'm going to present a conundrum, I'm not looking for a right/wrong answer. I'm looking for more tools. The situation I'm going to present can be handled correctly in many ways--a lot depends on the exact situation in the class and the age of the students--but this is something that comes up a lot. Situation: your Deaf student is asked to read the directions for an assignment aloud. S/he signs the directions while you voice. But you notice s/he fingerspells quite a few of the words. You ask her/him, "Do you know that word that you just fingerspelled?" They respond no. I have some tools to use in this situation. I'm just curious what other people do as well. Thoughts!

So to all my deaf photographers i would like to create something very interesting. Feel free to contact me and find out more details on this picture and subject.

Hello deaf world how is everyone? Sorry i have not posted in a while just been really busy with work. Im so happy to see more people on this site and all engaging actively. Tune in for some fun questions and fun facts.

Hi Everyone again. Is anyone planning on going to \"It\'s a Deaf Thing\" on October 5 in Lakeland, Florida? I\'m thinking about going, it would be fun to meet some of you.

Hi everyone! I\'m learning ASL & ISL (India) and teach yoga, anatomy & philosophy. My brother is deaf & a photographer, though we haven\'t learn to sign until now. I am looking forward to teach yoga and other deeper practices and develop philosophy for the deaf and hearing impaired. I am based in India.

https://journals.lww.com/thehearingjournal/Fulltext/2019/05000/Time_for_Change__Rethinking_the_Term__Hearing.9.aspx

Time for Change: Rethinking the Term ‘Hearing Impaired’ : The Hearing Journal

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Time for Change: Rethinking the Term ‘Hearing Impaired’ : The Hearing Journal

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Time for Change: Rethinking the Term ‘Hearing Impaired’ : The Hearing Journal

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Have lounges been set up yet?

Hello Everyone, I\'m excited to find this site! I\'ve been signing for years and still love sign language. I\'m mom to a deaf 25 year old son. I wrote a sign language app for iPhone, called SignCueQuest, a sort of adventure game for practicing sign language with beginner, medium and advanced levels. I\'m working on the android version now, and also an iPad version. It was fun to create, with my son being the model for many of the videos. Anyway, nice to meet you guys! I\'m happy to find this site!

Douglas Ridloff enjoying his successful ASL Slam/SignTalkers launch tour event in Israel.

There are many FREE online ASL dictionaries available now. You can type in a word, or choose a word from their \"word bank,\" and a video will show you how to execute. Wonderful resources. As always, the meaning is important for the correct sign choice! Here are a few and one in the link you can try. Feel free to add others in the comments! aslpro.com handspeak.com asldictionary.com

Signing Savvy | ASL Sign Language Video Dictionary

Signing Savvy is a sign language video dictionary that contains American Sign Language (ASL) signs, fingerspelled words, and other common signs.

Im so happy to found this page, Im not deaf but Im learning ASL so that I can help deaf people hope to make lots of friends here that help me practice. 🤟

The fabulous Lauren Ridloff --- I don\'t know how to make the link work --- https://nowthisnews.com/videos/pop/lauren-ridloff-is-creating-space-for-better-deaf-representation

Deaf poet, typewriter enthusiast & collector. Greetings!

Hello, everyone! Beautiful day here in PA!

Hi Everyone! I’m Ben, the site administrator for SignTalkers. We’re so happy we’ve had such a successful launch and are so grateful for the enthusiastic feedback from the community. Though we’ve just launched, we envision SignTalkers to be a constantly evolving community, growing together with you. We are going to use this space to share the latest updates, fixes, and new site features, as well as a place for feedback from you, the community. 5/21/19: Upcoming Features: • We’re busily working on the ability to add video comments in posts. • Editing your own posts. Changes: • Added ability to delete your own posts. Click on the 3 dots on the top right of your post, and choose ‘Delete’. • Added ability to delete your own comments. Click the trash icon to the right of your comment. • You can now edit your profile to include information like Your Role in the Signing Community and Interests/Hobbies/Specialties. Bugfixes: • Fixed popup errors when liking posts. • Fixed issue with link previews not showing in posts. Known Issues: • As our developers continue to fix issues and test new features, there may be some test posts throughout the site. These will be removed over the upcoming days.

SignTalkers, the first social network dedicated to the Signing Community, launches its operations in Israel!

80 hearing impaired children celebrate bar, bat mitzvah

SignTalk Foundation, a US-based non-profit organization that promotes, fosters and advances public awareness of the signing community, celebrated the international launching of its online social network, SignTalkers in Jerusalem last night with a signed performance by New York based poet and performer Douglas Ridloff. An initial launch celebration took place in New York City at WeWork on May 8th.

Florida Deaf Art Show is coming up in the Tampa area soon! Click below to see details!

Florida Deaf Art Show, Inc.

The day Brianmoved toFlorida happens to bethe day he met his to-be wife. Talk about falling in love at first sight. It\'s his wife who inspired him to become an avid aerial photographer and a closeted license plate collector. One of his big dreams is to become a deaf-owned business owner.

Glad you made it! :)

Douglas Ridloff performing at the Syrian border.

Just came across this, I absolutely love this, and would love to see more ASL Interpretations of more movies.

Deaf activist Nyle DiMarco provides ASL interpretation for the entire movie.

Great morning everyone, to the interpreters we have here can you share your most horrible job situation and how it was resolved along side a great memorable one that has long lasting effect your career as an interpreter. I hope to hear some wonderful stories and great resolutions to those situation we face in the field as interperters. I will share mine during the day. Until then have a wonderful day!🤟🏽

Coming soon - SignTalkers launch party in Jerusalem & SignTalk Foundation\'s presentation of ASL Slam!

Welcome to SignTalkers!

HAPPY MOTHER\'S DAY TO EVERYONE!

Hello and great morning everyone!!

I want to say im still ecstatic about the whole event. I feel this will be something great!!!

First and foremost i want to say i am happy to be a part of history. thanks for having me involved.

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Tony nominee Lauren Ridloff, star of the best story on Broadway

Deaf since birth, she was nominated for her very first acting job, starring in the revival of \"Children of a Lesser God\"

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DEAFinitely Dope: Handing rap music to the deaf - CNN Video

Matt Maxey was diagnosed with profound hearing loss at an early age but has made music his life

1st fully immersive art attraction held in Salt Lake City for Deaf and blind students

1st fully immersive art attraction held in Salt Lake City for deaf and blind students

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (ABC4 News) - A first time fully immersive hands-on art show was held Monday in Salt Lake City for students who are deaf and blind. 

A town where most use sign language

A town where most speak sign language

Kata Kolok, literally meaning ‘deaf talk’ in Indonesian, is a unique sign language that’s the primary means of communication for just 44 people on the entire planet.

DEAFinitely Dope: Handing rap music to the Deaf

DEAFinitely Dope: Handing rap music to the deaf - CNN Video

Matt Maxey was diagnosed with profound hearing loss at an early age but has made music his life

excited to see Douglas Ridloff will be performing in Israel!

What do you think of these products?

4 Game-Changing Technologies For The Deaf And Hard Of Hearing

There are more than 360 million people worldwide with a disabling hearing loss, including 32 million children and one-third of people over the age of 65. Recent advances in technology have the potential to improve the quality of life for those who are deaf or hard of hearing.

Just back from Budapest & ready to get back to SignTalkers!

Welcome to SignTalkers!