Page 2 - Pro Foundation News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Amateur dancer Omowunmi Otunuyi, who is deaf, delighted an audience in the Nigerian city of Ibadan, as she performed with her dance troupe in a show intended to challenge preconceptions about deafness. "I am so glad we were able to show the audience what we could do, I'm excited because we made it happen," said the 20-year-old in sign language. Public performances by deaf artists are rare in Nigeria, where there is little provision for people with disabilities to access cultural and artistic activities, Reuters said.

STORY: Omowunmi Otunuyi is dancing to music she cannot hear. -Today at 09:18 am- MarketScreener

Amateur dancer Omowunmi Otunuyi, who is deaf, delighted an audience in the Nigerian city of Ibadan, as she performed with her dance troupe in a show intended to challenge preconceptions about... -Today at 03:03 am- MarketScreener

As Western New York gears up for another holiday season, local nonprofits have reached out to 7 Eyewitness News with concerns about growing poverty, coupled with a lack of donations.

layoffs. assistant labor secretary jane oates posted this notification. as we first reported, 46 days ago, the law called the warn act, requires that mass layoffs be announced to employees 60 days beforehand. we're talking about mass layoffs threatening the defense industry. since tt sequester cuts take effect on january 2 snd. what that initially meant that announcement at the big defense contractors would go out november 3rd, as you can see that's three days before the presidential election. obviously those are not headlines that obama wants. so enter the labor department. here's t...