SLaM is an NSF-funded project at UConn directed by Dr. Marie Coppola studying how Deaf, HoH, and hearing children's language experiences affect # concepts/math
Twitter always comes through, so I'm sharing this here. I'm putting together a list of Black & Brown deaf academics in Europe. While I've got 3 on my radar, I know there are a lot more out there. If you know of anyone, please drop a comment or DM me. Appreciate your help!
"Next week, Lincoln Center will host a one-night staging of the musical 'Rent', performed by a full cast of deaf performers from the New York theater group Deaf Broadway using American Sign Language." https://t.co/mXBhLWvtJP #deaf#ASL#signlanguage
This is of course good news but unfortunately doesn’t seem to be enough of an incentive for health care facilities in general to ensure that their staff are prepared and trained to provide accommodations leading to effective communication.
A Tennessee hospital will pay more than $20K for failing to provide ASL interpreters for a deaf patient, using her child as an interpreter instead https://t.co/QO95bQ5Y3l #deaf#ASL#interpreter
A Tennessee hospital will pay more than $20K for failing to provide ASL interpreters for a deaf patient, using her child as an interpreter instead https://t.co/QO95bQ5Y3l #deaf#ASL#interpreter
Dyk that ppl w/ disabilities are significantly less likely to hold a #college degree than nondisabled ppl? Join us + @ReeveFoundation March 30th at 3pm for a panel discussion about how four women with paralysis pushed through higher education. Register https://t.co/Qzym385QWp
#SCOTUS unanimously ruled that after Miguel Perez, a deaf student who was denied accommodation, settled a complaint against the school system — with officials agreeing to pay for additional schooling & ASL— he could pursue money damages under a the ADA. https://t.co/pT0F5LSX8r
We applaud the Court for standing up for the right of students with disabilities to seek damages when they're discriminated against. And congratulations to Disability Rights Michigan who started work on this case in 2017 & fought hard for today's ruling.
https://t.co/M75ZlriEBe
Hi, I’m Morgan Baker & this is #WhatAGameDevLooksLike ♿️♥️
I’m here, I’m queer, and most importantly… I can’t hear! 🙉✨
I do all things game accessibility, like chatting about design systems, and have an undying love for research.
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a deaf student could sue for past damages for not getting the support he needed to succeed in public school.
https://t.co/iwKpWTM49W
Today, we are celebrating the unanimous Supreme Court decision that protects students with disabilities and ensures they are able to use civil rights remedies as provided under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) when their rights are violated.
BREAKING NEWS: The Supreme Court has ruled unanimously in favor of Miguel Perez, the deaf student who was denied accommodations and language access in school. This is a landmark decision for students with disabilities & their families. #Disability#SCOTUS https://t.co/rXPN4bwZFH
📣The WFD is pleased to announce that we now have 1⃣3⃣5⃣ Ordinary Members. 🌐
This is the highest number of members in our history. The WFD Board warmly welcomes these new countries as members of our movement. 🇨🇷🇲🇪🇲🇰🇷🇸
Save the date!
Imagine RIT: Creativity and Innovation Festival
April 29 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Photo:
A man with a bright t shirt and suspenders bending over a table stringing beads. A young child with dark short curly hair is sitting next to him with a plate in front.