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Accepting, coping and supporting our Deaf girl
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A Day at Bath Races
Seeking activities that are deaf friendly for families and groups, Sarah visited Bath Races for a Summer meeting. This is her story.
Hard of Hearing - Isolating and Lonely
Age related deafness can leave people confused, isolated and lonely
Exeter Deaf Students have their say at National Conference
Students from Exeter Deaf College fight for the right to access specialist education!
Money Savings Tips - Mortgages and Credit Cards
SL First's Money Saving Tips
Sporting Inspiration - An Interview with Karen Lewis-Archer
A Paralympian, Karen Lewis-Archer epitomises what the "You can do it" mentality is all about.
New National Standards of Communication for People with Sensory Loss
The Welsh Assembly Government have introduced new national standards for communication for people with sensory loss using NHS services
Signed and Captioned Performance at the Theatre
Theatres have taken great strides in opening up some performances to people who are deaf, here Jeff discusses some of those developments
Golf Development Wales
Golf Development Wales seeks to develop the health of golf in Wales, and here we discuss a programme to attract deaf golfers
An Insight into Paula Craig MBE - inspirational speaker
Paula Craig was the first woman to compete in the London Marathon as a runner and wheelchair athlete. Read her story here.
Susy Evans deaf Olympic Torch Bearer
Susie Evans is deaf, multiple medal winner in karate and an Olympic Torch Bearer
Modern Communication Technology
Karl Jenkins takes a look at the 'new lines of communication', available through the introduction of new technology
John Harris Paralympian
Veteran Paralympian John Harris provides inspiration to groups across the UK, here we find out a little more about his story
Michael Hubbs
Deaf from birth, Michael Hubbs is a US speed skater working tirelessly to make the Olympic Team
ZBand Review
SLFirst reviews the world's first silent alarm vibrating wristband - the ZBand
Sensory Awareness Day at Dudley Zoo
A deaf friendly assessment visit to Dudley Zoo
Offer Deaf Children Eduction in Sign Language
Basic Human Rights of Deaf Children being denied around the world
Signature Awards - 1 month to go
Press Release about the upcoming Signature Awards
An Introduction to Gloucester Deaf Association
Under good leadership and clear direction Gloucester Deaf Association offers a range of services
Sign Language Interpretation on Remembrance Sunday
Remembrance Sunday - interpreter provided at Walsall
Africa and UK focussed deafness charities join forces
Signal is a new Shropshire Based Charity - read about their important work here!
Deaf Discrimination? You Decide
Even today some employers think its ok to discriminate.
Deaf Education Limiting Life Choices
Research shows that deaf students achieve less at school.
Attitude Makes the Difference
Attitude to deafness varies, in my experience it makes all the difference.
NHS and the Right to an Interpreter
In an NHS setting communication is central to safety.
Successful Deaf Sports Stars - Mat Gilbert and Professional Rugby
Mat Gilbert is Deaf and here he tells us about how he is carving out a successful professional rugby career
Implications for Deaf Customers with Introduction of Voice Recognition
Voice biometrics are about to be introduced but what will that mean for Deaf and Hard of Hearing customers
Zane Hema taking sign language interpretation seriously
The arrangements behind the BSL/English interpretation during the 2012 Paralympics and the Mandela Memorial could not be more stark
Johanna Lucht - It could have been so different
Johanna Lucht was isolated and being let down until effective communication was introduced to her life. Things changed then!
Just a thought....
Has the disintegration of our counties affected the education and well-being of our deaf children?
Access to Work - New Approach Threatening Well-Being
Deaf workers are facing widespread reductions in their Access to Work grants - the impact could be catastrophic
Garnering Deaf Artist's Passion In India
The Atulyakala programme aims to bring deaf people in India with artistic talent the opportunity to flourish
Love Rugby? Wales v England should whet your appetite!
Come and enjoy one of the newest Wales v England sporting rivalries
Video Job Applications Set to Soar, but Will They be Deaf Friendly
With job applications more likely to require a short video application, will this trend disadvantage some people, especially deaf applicants?
Disappointing Doctor
All Wales Standards for Communication with patients with sensory loss, seems to have bypassed my doctor's surgery
Live Chats: a great alternative to phone calls!
Fed up of using the phone for customer support and make enquiries - we have a quick look at online 'live chat' facilities.
Royal Shakespeare Company Announces Its First British Sign Language Theatre Tour
Further opening up the theatre to Deaf audiences, the RSC performance of The Jew of Malta will be fully interpreted
Ace Cafe
The world renowned Ace Cafe in London has attracted a wide range of visitors from around the world.
Coriolanus at the Donmar Warehouse: Captioning Brings People Together
Captioned performances at the theatre make a huge difference to Deaf and Hard of Hearing audiences
The Wonderful Sights and Scenery of Bolivia
A visit to Bolivia provided some of the best photo opportunities experienced anywhere in the world.
English Deaf Squash Championships
The National Deaf Squash Championships take place on the 15th & 16th February 2014 in Manchester
Deaf Sporting Results
Sport has been a central part of deaf life for many years, here you will find the results provided to SLFirst for all UK deaf sports/sportspeople
Great Britain Deaf Football – Men and Women Join Forces
Great Britain Deaf Men's and Deaf Women's Football merge to form one new entity that will take Deaf Football forward
Henry V at the Noel Coward Theatre: Once More Unto the Breach!
Richard and Joanna Turner enjoy theatre outings, and despite losing his hearing, captioned performances still allow them both to enjoy it
Signature 2014 Awards Press Release
National charity teams up with CBeebies and Remark Media to launch 2014’s prestigious Signature deaf and deafblind awards
Valentine Recipe - Chocolate Cupcakes
Chocolate Valentine Cupcakes - they will look good and taste good
Backing the new Healthcare Standards for people with a Sensory Loss
Public awareness of the new Standards will improve through information cards being made available
National Deaf Squash Championships
Fiercely fought the Deaf Squash Champion's Crowns went to Jamie Mathews and Heather Thomas
Help me Please, I'm Going Deaf
Getting older and becoming deaf poses lots of new challenges, but who is there to give advice
Lynda's Pyjamas Steal the Sewing Bee Show
Lynda Lewis made an occasion out of her first appearance on the GB Sewing Bee
Mainstream Education Continues To Generate Unfair Results
With under half of deaf students achieving 5 A*-C GCSEs, options for higher education becomes limited
Dog Tails
Cruiser, a chocolate Labrador go to school to help children with their reading and confidence
Lonely Heart!
Approaching 50, deaf and alone, Gaynor tried internet dating to find companionship
BSL Celebration Week
Working with partners, Exeter Royal Academy for Deaf Education have produced resources which people can use to learn some BSL
Deaf BSL Role Models Inspiring Younger Generation
As Part of BSL Celebration week, the Exeter Royal Academy for Deaf Education invited role models to present to the students
King Lear at the National Theatre: An Accessible Family Affair
The National Theatre and Stagetext teamed up to provide a captioned performance of King Lear
Access to Work - My Story
The support needed from Access to Work took months and months, causing frustration and de-motivation
Graeae and Circo Crescer e Viver Present Belonging
Belonging, produced by the UK's Graeae and Brazil's Circo Crescer e Viver will work across four languages: English, British Sign Language, Portuguese and Brazilian Sign Language
The Forgotten Children
Children of Deaf Parents are often the forgotten group when it comes to accessing the support their parents cannot provide.
National Deaf Swimming Championships 2014
Deaf swimmers came from across there UK to compete in their National Championship at Loughborough University
Rayovac announces launch of next generation Proline Packaging
Improved packaging should be better for their Hard of Hearing customers
Sinking Sands
Seriously injured during a theatre performance, getting involved in a production again took a lot of courage
7th World Deaf Squash
Taking place on Monday 6th - Sunday 12th October 2014 in Ede, Holland
Misuse of Hay Fever Medication Causes Misery for Millions
As Allergy Awareness Week gets underway, there are calls for hay fever sufferers to get the right medication and use it correctly
National Deaf Tennis Championships
Defending champions head entry for National Tennis Championships for the Deaf
Interview with Masterchef Winner Shelina Permalloo
With a Mauritian heritage Shelina tells us about her culinary favourites
Viki & Actress Marlee Matlin launch 'Billion Words March'
Viki and Marlee Matlin become partnership champions for complete and accurate closed captions for online TV
EDF Challenge Plate
The EDF Challenge Finals take place on 24th May at Maidstone, first game 11am k/o, second 3.30pm k/o
Belfast take the spoils in British Deaf Football Cup Finals
The British Deaf Football Cup has been contested since 1959 and this year saw Belfast regain the trophy
Willcox and Simmons clinch National titles
Both Wilcox and Simmons win singles and doubles titles
Building Communication with a Deaf Child
Being a Deaf sign language user in a Hearing Family can be extremely isolating
Cardiff Deaf Sports & Social Club
Cardiff Deaf Centre has had its threats in recent years, but thankfully it has survived and now shows signs of flourishing.
So you want to be a sign language interpreter?
A Road Map for those interested in becoming a BSL/English interpreter
Aspiring, Influencing & Achieving as a Deaf Youngster
Elan Môn Gilford is a deaf youngster making the most out of every opportunity she gets
Costa Rican President commits to Signed Speeches
Incoming Costa Rica President commits to sign language interpretation of his events
Inventive Bristol Win the EDF Plate Final
The EDF Plate Final was contested between Bristol and Black Country Deaf Football Clubs on Saturday 24th May
Jetting away for a few days in Venice
Warm and welcoming, Venice offers a unique break.
Rachel Shenton - Hollyoaks, Acting and Deafness
Hollyoaks Star Rachel Shenton on her work acting and promoting deaf awareness
Sign or Text for Theatre?
Deafinitely Theatre's signed production of Shakespeare's - A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Globe Theatre
Tennis Foundation announces Dresse & Maere Cup tennis team
Deaf Tennis players announced for the world team championships in the USA
BSL tokenism in Schools
Discussing the lack of BSL being taught in schools and whether it should be on the National Curriculum.
New project for deaf young people in Wales receives National Lottery funding
Lottery Funding is set to support deaf youngsters in reaching their potential.
WFD calls for better education for the world's deaf youngsters
Braam Jordaan reaffirms a deaf child's right to be taught in sign language at international conference.
Deaf, Diabetes and a Determination to Help
Deaf Diabetes UK seeking to put deaf people in the picture
Richard’s Cochlear Implant: The Journey Has Only Just Begun
Becoming deaf later in life, having Cochlear Implants is still a big decision
Home Nations Deaf Bowls Championships
Home Nations Deaf Bowls Championship will take place over 28/29 June in Edinburgh
'Laptop' for Deafblind People gets them online
The BrailleNote Apex device is helping Deafblind people to communicate with the world around them
Accessible Health Services in Wales
Raising awareness of the all-Wales standards for accessible communication and information for people with sensory loss
Sky a Leading Light in Ignorant Decision Making
Sky's discriminatory decision making highlights ignorance about Deaf and HoH customers
Mike Hawthorne, Sense and the London Marathon
Generous Deaf gymnast champion runs for charity and supports deaf life
Empowering deaf people by providing life enhancing information
Communication is an essential part of life, for deaf people it is often a barrier
SEN Proposals will let Deaf kids down
Government plans to change support for Deaf kids builds on historical errors
How about subtitles on your watch?
Will subtitles on a smart watch be the next big thing for Deaf and Hard of Hearing people?
Holidaying with a Deaf Girlfriend
With a deaf girlfriend joining a family holiday, it's important to think how best to manage communication
Deaf Athletes left out in the cold
With the Commonwealth Games in full swing, the world's best deaf sports stars have to look on
Saving lives despite being hard of hearing
Canadian Scott Caldwell is Hard of Hearing, he is also a successful paramedic in a busy area in Toronto
Patients to benefit from new NHS England ‘Accessible Information Standard’
Good news for deaf patients in England, accessible information is on the way
Hints and Tips for Autumn Photography
With more people than ever before carrying a camera around with them, Natasha gives some useful hints and tips for Autumn photography
LATCH Breastfeeding Event Welcomes Deaf Parents
Local breastfeeding group arrange deaf friendly information event
A Proud History of Signed Performances at The New Theatre
Signed and Captioned Performances Open up the Theatre to Deaf and Hard of Hearing Theatregoers
Children set to take part in the UK's biggest Fingerspellathon this October
NDCS launch 6th Fingerspellathon aiming to raise funds for deaf children
Like Football or Golf, why not play both at the same time
This is the first Deaf FootGolf tournament held in the UK
Bringing Parity to the Theatre Experience for Deaf Audiences
Launched in 2000, STAGETEXT provide captioned performances for theatre shows and other arts programmes
International Deaf Awareness Week Used as Springboard for Deaf Services
The Kenya National Association of the Deaf has developed plans that could be life changing for the deaf community
National Lipreading Awareness Week - What do you know?
Hearing Link promote on-line lipreading test to raise awareness
UN Convention Education
The decisions on deaf education by this head teacher, other educationalists, policy makers and the political elite is life-limiting on these deaf youngsters.
Dedication and Hard Work Underpin Success with GB Deaf Football
Chris Beech has enjoyed a glittering GB Deaf Football career
Golf Taster Sessions to Attract Deaf Youngsters
Partnering with Disability Sport Wales, Golf Development Wales and Ridgeway Golf4All, Wales Deaf Golf Association seeks to attract new Deaf youngsters to the game of golf
‘Next Generation Text’ service welcomed by Hearing Link
Always behind the times with Deaf communication, Text Relay Service jumps forwards
NYC cops who were forced to retire for wearing hearing aids will get their day in court
New York cops challenge NYPD after being forced to retire because they wear hearing aids
Golf Well Placed To Tackle The Issue Of Loneliness
Loneliness affects many elderly people, but golf provides the opportunity for companionship, exercise and well-being
Golf Well Placed to Tackle The Issue Of Age Related Loneliness
Loneliness affects many elderly people, but golf provides the opportunity for companionship, exercise and well-being
John Surtees - Motor Racing Great and Hearing Loss
Hugely successful, being able to hear the engine noise leads to hearing loss
Deaf and Young at Heart? – Good News for Those Under or Approaching 60
As life expectancy grows, 60 is regarded as the new middle age
Nottingham to play host to inaugural World Deaf Tennis Championships in 2015
Championships will see Deaf tennis players from around the world compete for world crown
Launch of the NEW Tinnitus Support Group
Staffordshire Charity DEAFvibe set up monthly meetings for people with tinnitus
Next Generation Text - A User's Experience
Telephone options slowly moving towards parity for Deaf and Hard of Hearing people
International Support for Exeter Deaf Academy's New Build Project
The first UK Charity to win a Graham-Pelting Consulting funding award
Focus on Typos Likely to Discriminate Against Deaf Job Applicants
Overzealous action to spelling mistakes in job applications shows ignorance of equal opportunities
Deaf Canoeist Making a Splash in Mainstream Competition
Retiring from International Competition, Matthew Sykes has a lot to be proud of
Deaf Children, Hearing Parents and BSL
Mum of deaf children finds it impossible to find BSL tuition and faces anti BSL views from teacher of the deaf
Smiles all round at Deaf Golf Taster Session
Providing deaf aware golf taster sessions draws in youngsters to give it a try
WWII Memories as a Young Lad
Now Hard of Hearing, Ernie reflects on his time growing up during the war
Microsoft Promoting Sign Language Recognition
Microsoft opening access to their Kinect / Sign language research project
Attitudes Towards Sign Language Leaves A Lot To Be Desired
Teachers for the Deaf try to banish Sign Language in Mainstream Schools, denying deaf children a choice later in life
Deaf Children to Benefit from Increased Investment
Improved SEND school inspection process should drive up standards and hold local authorities to account
Committee Report Confirms Access to Work Failures
Finding Access to Work's approach to BSL highly regrettable, the DWP faces a challenge to make good on its anti Deaf approach
SLFirst's 12 Deaf Reminders for Christmas
Sharing a little deaf awareness on the 12 days leading up to Christmas
Taking Their Place in History, Bridgend Council Win BDA Charter Award
The first Council in Wales to achieve the BDA award, Bridgend Council remain committed to supporting the deaf community
Health Advice - Check Those Moles
Show your love on Valentine's Day by checking a loved ones moles - it might prove life changing
The Power and Wonderment of Photography
Through the eye of a camera lens, wonderful places like Paris just come alive
Deaf Opinions Facebook Page - a New On-Line Deaf Club?
Facebook has opened up an on-line community for Deaf people to get involved and to help others
Education System Suppresses Deaf Achievement
Communication barriers in school deny deaf children equality of learning
Uber Taxis – A deaf friendly future for transport?
Uber taxi app is proving to be useful for deaf people on both sides of the service.
National Deaf Squash Championships 2015
Competing for national honours 14/15 February in Manchester
Cancer Prevention Event in BSL at Cardiff Deaf Centre
A consultation event aimed specifically to get Deaf views about Cancer Prevention
Butlins with the England Deaf Darby & Joan
A brilliant annual event for Deaf over 50's, activities and good company add to people's enjoyment
Top Tips To Get That Garden Ready To Be Enjoyed
With Spring around the corner, SLFirst provides seasonal advice to get started early in the garden
Pedius - Changing the Way I Use My Mobile
SL First's review and step-by-step guide to using the Pedius app
Adam Evans Steps Back Into The MMA Ring
Fighting again on 7th March 2015 at Epsom Racehorse, Deaf MMA combatant Adam aims to make his record 7-0-0
RAYOVAC’S ‘BEST EVER BATTERY’
New battery helps cochlear implant users live life to the fullest
Deaf Ladies Reflection On International Women's Day
In heralding hopes for the future, IWD is a good time to look back to get inspiration for the fights ahead
Total Eclipse Will Be A Wonderful Sight
Between 8.42 and 10.50 on Friday 20th March, Northern Europe will enjoy a rare solar eclipse
Deaf Student and NDCS Force Government Re-Think
Following legal challenge, plans to limit the student's disability allowance will be re-considered
Police Celebrate St David's Day With a BSL Performance of Welsh Anthem
Dyfed Powys Police making history and bridging the gap with the Deaf Community
Deaf Swimmers Light Up Loughborough
One of the most important events in the British Sports Diary, deaf swimmers compete for national honours at an elite venue
Prevention is Better than Cure - Who's going to tell the Deaf Community
Information about preventing Cancer is critical, but it is often denied to the Deaf community
IX Deaf History International in Scotland
Deaf History Scotland & British Deaf History Society are proud to host the 9th Deaf History International Conference - “Deaf Sporting Heritage”.
Horse Riding - Exhilarating and Deaf Friendly
Learning to ride proved to be great fun and deaf friendly
Rome during an International weekend was just awesome
The people of Rome were warm and helpful, with everyone accommodating my deafness
Braam Jordaan, Instrumental Deaf Film Producer and Human Rights Ambassador
Born Deaf to Deaf parents, Braam is a wonderful Deaf success story
Deaf man's discrimination case against judiciary to continue to jury trial
Stevel Prakel is seeking reimbursement of interpreter costs and damages
Simeon Hart, Campaigning to be the first Deaf BSL user MP
Standing for election representing the Green Party, the Commons needs better Deaf awareness
Deaf Restauranteurs Thrive Through Approach To Communication
Launching a Deaf run pizza restaurant - Mozzeria in San Francisco - the Stein's appeal to hearing and deaf guests
Turning A Deaf Ear Should Mean Greater Awareness
Used commonly to criticise being ignored, everyone should know action is needed to prevent isolation of Deaf people
VisiTalks: Developing Sign Language Tranlsation Gloves
Brothers hoping to help Deaf signers talk directly with others using movement sensors
Deaf Woman Attacks Life By Taking Opportunities in Both Hands
Born profoundly Deaf, Noelle Simmons' zest for life is an inspiration
Defending champions head entry for 2015 National Deaf Tennis Championships
Taking place on the 2-4th May 2015, players have a lot at stake with the first World Championships on the horizon
Disabled website users vote 'none of the above'
Using standard tests websites of all political parties are found to be inaccessible to disabled people
Parenting a Deaf Child can be a Minefield
Totally reliant on the experts around us, is the advice and guidance as accurate as we need it to be
Media Personality Gets It Oh So Wrong When Commenting on Simple Auslan Communication
Mis-reading Australian Sign Language triggers offensive and ignorant derision
Fletcher and Simmons claim National Deaf Tennis Championships titles in Welwyn Garden City
Superbly organised, Deaf tennis stars fight for national honours and world championship selection
Deaf Youth Football Teams Crowned Champions at Final
As part of their Me2Project, National Deaf Children's Society host football tournament for 9th year
Pedius: A Life-Changing Phone App for the Deaf
Making direct 1:1 phone calls available for Deaf and Hard of Hearing people
Watch and Listen
Some hearing aids now have apps that are compatible with the new Apple Watch
BSL - Regional Variations - Respect and Knowledge of Linguistics
Proud of my regional signing identity, it is for the Deaf Community to decide if regional variation and linguistic rules should be dropped
80% of recruitment consultants ‘could do more’ for disabled jobseekers
If recruiters don't understand the issues involved with disabled recruitment isn't this leading to discriminatory practices
Apple Watch - Deaf Friendly and Safer to use in public than my iPhone
Designed for hearing but bringing parity to deaf people, the Apple Watch exceeds expectations
New Young Ambassadors for 2016 to help ensure that no child’s education is forgotten
Travelling to Kenya on a fact-finding mission to investigate progress in getting every child into school
High Five!
A new app invented by a 17 year old Polish boy has found some unplanned users in the Deaf Community.
What is the best way to take money abroad for holidays? Is cash always best?
It is important to have more than one option to access your holiday money abroad
Hidden Sugar: Just how much is in that biscuit?
James Clarke, Deafblind marathon runner, shares his thoughts about the 'hidden' sugar in foods.
Communication - Animal Kingdom v Human Society - Lessons to be Learned?
Is overly complex human intelligence and strength of opinion stopping us from solving some of the most basic of problems
Dr. Philip Zazove Defies the so-called 'Experts on Deafness'
Given life-limiting potential because of deafness, this Doctor proves how wrong the 'experts' can be.
Glide 'video texting' app is so useful!
Allowing people to record video messages of up to 5 minutes, Glide is deaf-friendly and perfect for sign language users
World Deaf Tennis Championships, Nottingham 20-26 July 2015
Attracting the best Deaf tennis players from around the world, organisers are also laying on free session for youngsters
Leading and Pushing for Change, Braam Jordaan's Representation Promises Great Things
Young, vibrant and energetic, pushing for change for Deaf people has fast become a matter of principle
App Roundup - June 2015
SL First takes a quick look at some interesting apps you might like
Is an Attitude of Tokenism to Deaf Awareness Better Than Nothing At All
A minimalist attitude to training in deafness has the potential to do more harm than good
The right of the deaf child to grow up bilingual
Often advised to pursue only oralism, research recommends deaf children get early access to a bilingual approach
Sign Language Helps all Children in Early Years Learning
30 years of research has consistently shown the benefits and finally some educators seem to be listening
Signing School Opened to Improve Outcomes Through Oral Approach
Parents and supporters take action to ensure their deaf children access education that has been designed with deaf children in mind
Barclays & Sainsburys Forging a Path Towards Deaf access
Two big companies have hit the headlines recently by introducing new ways for Deaf, BSL-using customers to contact them in their preferred language.
Great Britain name World Deaf Tennis Championships squad
With the first ever World Deaf Tennis Championships taking place in Nottingham, these Deaf athletes are taking part in making history
Great Britain Deaf Football Take Creditable Third Spot
Just missing out on a place in the final, the GB Team should be proud of their bronze medal achievement
The Safety Requirements Of Rope Climbing Make It More Deaf Friendly
Exciting, thrilling and even enjoyable, communication was effective because of a good attitude
NHS England Strive for New Standards for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Patients
Compliance with the new standards will give effective access to information that has previously been denied to the deaf community
A New Me - Spirited, Adventurous And Going For It!
Re-discovering herself, Natasha, equipped with her new Cochlear Implant, travelled to North Wales for a Women Climb weekend, and had a great time
Deaf and hard of hearing people call for more accessible activities in new research
Research by UK Deaf Sport provides a platform to improve sports access to Deaf and Hard of Hearing people across the UK
Access Bedford - Inviting Pedius and Others to Share Knowledge & Information
Sharing information to Deaf and Hard of Hearing people in Bedford extends to visits from the Italians behind the Pedius app
Privately owned Deaf-led business continues to set high standards
20 years old, Deaf Friendly Business Solutions delivers high quality programmes excelling in Deaf Friendly training
Light at the end of the tunnel for a Deaf Friendly 999 system?
This week's report by Professor Stewart captures many of the issues the Deaf community have been arguing for, for years.
Severe Litigation Might Lead to Changed Attitude in Teaching of Deaf Children
Deaf student is awarded significant costs by a school district who let him down
The Winter's Tale with BSL Interpretation
Performed by the Taking Flight Theatre Company, the performance was designed with deaf people in mind
Apple Pay hits the UK!
Apple's new contactless payment system has now launched here in the UK. Here's what you need to know.
An interview with dedicated budding tennis star Jack Clifton
Deaf from birth, Jack's access to Deaf Sport has given him wonderful experiences and a great opportunity for the future
Cochlear Implants, Confidence and New Experiences
Excluded through people's ignorance and lack of interest in deafness growing up, I'm now determined to make the most of new opportunities
Parity in the Home and Good Lines of Communication Build Lasting Memories
A few small steps can be a big difference to a Deaf child feeling valued
Five Brits earn early singles wins at World Deaf Tennis Championships
Showing great fighting qualities, the first round proved successful for home grown talent
Over half of disabled jobseekers find application stage challenging
Mirroring the experience of many deaf applicants, research identifies the barriers Deaf people face in the jobs market
Diabetes-related amputations are 85% avoidable
Knowledge and management of the personal risks could reduce the number of lower limb amputations
Deaf Community Given No Consideration by Met Police Commissioner's Recruitment Policy
Understanding that communities have different needs from its police force, the Met Police demonstrates ignorance to the needs of Deaf people
Quarter-finalists decided at World Deaf Tennis Championships
Attracting deaf tennis stars from 20 countries, the early rounds have been competitive
Britain's Esah Hayat reaches World Deaf Tennis Championships boys' singles final
An exciting day of Deaf Tennis giving us the line-ups for some of the weekend's finals
Deaf Friendly Tennis Event Seeks to Attract new Deaf talent
Hosting a fun and informative day, deaf youngsters will have left Nottingham inspired by the opportunities that exist within Deaf tennis
Britain's Hayat wins inaugural boys' singles gold at World Deaf Tennis Championships
An exciting day of tennis sees two big wins for British players and exciting finals lined up for the final day of competition
Panyushkin and Villamandos-Lorenzo win 1st World Deaf Tennis Championships singles titles
A wonderful week of tennis was wrapped up with singles and doubles finals
World Deaf Tennis Championships a Huge Success on and off the Court
World Deaf Tennis Championship organised and managed with high levels of professional competence
Bravo RSC in Setting New Standards of BSL Integration into Stage Plays!
For the first time ever, the Royal Shakespeare Company offer fully inclusive play to Deaf BSL audience in Stratford
The Battle is on for Deaf and HoH Children to Prove Their Passion for Reading
Entry for the 2015 Battle of the Books competition opens at Gallaudet University.
Deaf access at the London Science Museum
With different levels of Deaf access throughout, the visiting experience itself shows how accessibility is changing
New watch alerts deaf people to danger
New watch launching in Singapore to alert Deaf/HoH people to immeadiate danger
Should Deaf Equality Really be so Limited in Scope
People with a commercial interest often sacrifice true Deaf Equality for personal influence or financial gain
The life of a theatre interpreter
Following our recent wonderful experience of integrated theatre we interviewed Becky Allen to get a behind the scenes look at how the show was developed
Deaf-Friendly Days Out
With the arts increasingly accessible, a few ideas for enjoying a day out
Deaf Got Talent event to raise money for charity
Comedian John Smith takes to the stage to help raise funds for Demelza
Shadow Sign Exhibition in Doncaster
Deaf students and families from Doncaster have created an exhibition of filmed shadow theatre performances created using BSL.
Annual Lecture on Scotland's BSL Bill
Free lecture about Scotland's new 'BSL Bill' - what does it mean and what happens next?
Visually stimulating, the Vatican City is a must visit destination
Strolling around, going at your own pace, there is plenty of information on offer
Should we be bothered with BSL linguistics
Concentrating on the rules, there are numerous examples of inaccurate signs every day
Deaf Brit Working to Empower Deaf Jordanian Communities
Ambitious to make a difference, Paul Scott has developed programmes in Jordan that are really making a difference
Deafism - the Hidden and Never Talked About Discrimination
Daily discrimination is a common experience for many Deaf people in their work and private lives
When in Rome...
Natasha Hirst shares some more thoughts on her time in Italy - here, telling us all about wonders of Rome.
Deaf Unity’s National Lottery Funded, 'Motivating and Inspiring Young Deaf Learner's Project'
Addressing the academic needs of Deaf students, a mentoring programme is being developed
Commitment and Tenacity Supporting Uganda National Association of the Deaf
Florence Nightingale Mukasa puts heart and soul into working for Deaf people in Uganda
Doing acts of kindness is good for you
Galaxy's research shows that acts of kindness really do matter
The Patrician Press Short Story and Poetry Prize
Open to anyone aged 16 or over, the publishers encourage writers with disabilities to take part
Will you get the full state pension? Know what's changed?
Find out now before it's too late to do something about it!
Born Deaf and fighting for a chance in Cameroon?
Thelma thrives in a Deaf School but fees leave her education in doubt
Film about Deaf women in the Congo, needs our support.
Director Antonio Spanò Launches Kickstarter Campaign to Complete his Short Documentary, "Inner Me"
Advances in Technology Opens New Options for Deaf People
A futuristic new vest could allow Deaf people to feel sounds and understand what people are saying
Cuts to Disabled Student's Allowance will especially disadvantage Deaf students
There are fears easier options around withdrawing university places might be taken instead
RSC continues its commitment to semi-integrated BSL performances
The RSC - Making the theatre more accessible to the Deaf signing community than ever before
Deaf School that holds fond memories under threat of closure
Made job ready at Margate Deaf School - 94 years old Dennis Harris was taught skills that served him well through adult life
Deaf Actress Calls for Further Access to Live Shows
With only one accessible show in a series, Deaf people are not even close to be given equal access to live performances
Old, Deaf and Side-lined by my Family
Becoming Deaf has brought loneliness to family get togethers, even though I am amongst loved ones
Deaf Education Advocacy Fellowship (DEAF) launches Deaf Black Minority Ethnic Project
Event seeks to outline the support available to Deaf BME people
Deaf people still denied chance to do business through email and on-line chat
With new technology, comes better Deaf access, but too many businesses still insist on a telephone call
Semi-integrated BSL show, significantly improves enjoyment of Deaf audience
Having a BSL interpreter on stage and moving around the set, is a step up in accessible live shows
Paddleboat THEATRE puts Deaf academy talent in spotlight at Exeter Phoenix
Collaboration with Deaf Academy results in Deaf accessible show
Deaf Nest Event - Together Towards Tomorrow
A Deaf accessible conference focusing on the needs of Deaf parents to be
England Deaf Rugby Taster Arranged with Exeter Deaf Academy
Deaf Rugby Event seeks to highlight opportunities for all deaf children
Deaf Education in Kenya….Not there yet!
Leading to poor socioeconomic outcomes for Deaf people, education in Kenya relies almost entirely on the oral method of teaching
Five star performance from PaddleBoat and Exeter Deaf Academy
Accessible Theatre provides lovely family entertainment
Whole Life Benefits From Access to Sign Language - Birth To Three
New research not only supports the benefits of signing in acquiring language skills, but finds it boosts brain power
An interview with Deaf Business Woman and BSL Teacher Sarah Lawrence
Shared aspirations and with a programme of action in mind.
BSL Changed The Quality Of My Life
Loss of hearing brought isolation and a break down in family communication - learning BSL has changed that.
