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!
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.
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It takes a bit to get used to...a little clunky. I\'ve tried deleting a post and it keeps adding instead of deleting. My apologies.
Hi Bex! No need to apologize, we\'re happy you\'re here. We\'re still working out some of the bugs so we appreciate your patience while it\'s still rough around the edges.
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Deaf since birth, she was nominated for her very first acting job, starring in the revival of \"Children of a Lesser God\"
Sign languages are different around the world, and even exhibit regional variants, but they are increasingly being accepted as official means of communication
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With all the AR improvements and shiny new gear coming out, it is easy to sidetrack from what really counts. London’s National Theatre stays on track, and delivers a unique AR offering for those that are deaf or have difficulties hearing. Teaming up with Accenture, National Theatre has developed augmented reality based smart caption glasses …
The model and Deaf activist lays it out.
NEW YORK, Oct. 11, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- SignTalk Foundation is pleased to have selected Lauren Ridloff for their 2018 Outstanding Achievement Award. Ms....
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Starbucks just opened its first All Signing Store in the U.S. that caters to Deaf customers near Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C.
A group of students made their beloved janitor
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This literally makes me tear up every time I watch it. It\'s crazy how a small thought for another person can have such a positive impact.
This literally makes me tear up every time I watch it. It\'s crazy how a small thought for another person can have such a positive impact.
\"Sign languages are more expressive than spoken language because they combine the same kind of logical resources with far richer iconic means.\"
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Fire Lt. Mike Rhealt met Tegan as he and other firefighters were checking fire alarms in the boy
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.
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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
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.
DEAFinitely Dope: Handing rap music to the Deaf
Matt Maxey was diagnosed with profound hearing loss at an early age but has made music his life
DEAFinitely Dope: Handing rap music to the Deaf
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
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.
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