Curious about the perks of getting involved on campus? Joining clubs, sports, or jobs can help you make new friends, learn new skills, and explore exciting opportunities. A great way to grow and connect! Check out Zara’s tips to get started and head to our website for MORE tips!(LINK IN BIO) [Accessibility Description in the Comments.] #Deaf #HardOfHearing #HearingLoss #ASL #AmericanSignLanguage #SignLanguage #Deafverse #ChooseYourFuture #NationalDeafCenter #DeafCommunity #DeafYouth #DeafTeens #

BDA Scotland – How to make your Deaf Club more dementia friendly: Activities This BSL video demonstrates some useful activities to help make your Deaf Club more dementia friendly. These activities can be used to support Deaf members, or visitors, who are living with dementia and help them feel more welcome and involved in Deaf Club life. Photo albums, trophies & medals, games and TV are often a good conversation starter. Photographs in particular, can act as a visual connection to significant pe

Deaf Space is where Deaf people come together—sharing, creating Deaf culture, and making a space that fits us. From designing buildings and spaces to moving vases off tables and pinning speakers on Zoom, Deaf Space happens both face-to-face at festivals and clubs and online in our digital spaces. We have a Deaf Space Project to explore Deaf Spaces in Australia and beyond. This project will gather information from experts and the community to identify what makes great Deaf Spaces and how to grow