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Associate Professor of History Dr. Jeffrey A. Brune has just assumed his new position as Editor-in-Chief of Disability Studies Quarterly (DSQ), the

See the range of events taking place in Trinity College Dublin for Culture Night this Friday 22nd September

Sign language services are relatively good in such Asian countries as Japan, South Korea and Thailand. Why do they lag in Hong Kong? An exploration of the island's particular circumstance

Delaware Deaf Fest ’23, the area’s first event dedicated to the deaf and hard-of-hearing, will embrace the conceptualization of deaf gain — not seeing deafness as a loss, but as

They walked into Swindells Auditorium at the Kellogg Conference Hotel at Gallaudet University to much fanfare, with cheers and waving hands. Some used

Alumnus Bader Alomary, ’11 & G-’12, a citizen of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia who now resides in Austin, Texas, received the prestigious King Khalid

New inroads in Gallaudet University’s “Global Learning for All” initiative to cultivate a community of globally-minded individuals through cross-cultural

Also of great importance is the establishment of a functional language dispensation that will include professional language services for the deaf as well.

South Africa has become the fourth country in Africa to recognise sign language as an official language.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has made sign language the 12th national language during a ceremony at the Union Buildings in Pretoria.