The Mind Hears is now on Bluesky! Find us at https://t.co/hSaPNc8DIw. We will be winding down activities here on X. Blog posts by and for deaf and hard of hearing academics continue at https://t.co/3naTc3pqTi
To provide an opportunity for our community, we are hosting another “open house” drop in session on Zoom, where people can come along to network, chat, and share experiences. You can meet other deaf /HoH academics. Students welcome!
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It’s here! An @TheMindHears annual tradition - our recommendations on how to improve deaf/HoH accessibility in the workplace. Read our post. Share with colleagues and allies! #DeafInAcademia
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Post by
@Games4RehabOT
on experiences as a hard of hearing academic and how this shapes her clinical work. Advice: "For other faculty with a disability, continue to advocate for yourself and make no assumptions about acceptance." #DisInHigherEd
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September is #DeafAwarenessMonth! Check out grad student Eric Heinze’s profile where he shares what it’s been like to move from a hearing institution to a deaf one, and back again! https://t.co/tmYHiPfq7p
What's it like to transition to grad school AND a predominantly hearing institution at the same time? Meet Eric Heinze, grad student at U. of Rochester! “I’ve been deaf since I was four years old, and it’s impacted my life in so many positive ways...” https://t.co/wkB1OY0wmS
Deaf and linguistics and disabled tweeps. @mchua died last night after 5 years of cancer. I'm heartbroken. Announcement below.
Please remember them with me in ways you feel moved to - do a thing, learn a thing, help someone enter our communities.
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In this thoughtful new post, @KristinSnoddon describes the power imbalances both in hearing-deaf collaborations and also when hearing speak for the deaf community.
https://t.co/apeYfKs1Mw
@TheMindHears Revisiting this awesome post by Andrew Mutter. Title notwithstanding, there is great information here for folks with all disabilities. And the US federal employees disability stats are so much better than in other fields! #DisabledInHigherEd
Did you know that 16.6% of US federal employees have a disability? EPA program specialist, Andrew Mutter, shares the hiring pathway available to people with disabilities interested in government jobs. Such a wealth of information in this post! https://t.co/ZH0VHPRtkb
Real bona fide sign language activism is hard work (and mostly takes place off Twitter/X). It often means being the only deaf person in the room (after having made it into the room under our own steam). It requires reserves of character otherwise known as political acumen.
@geomechCooke is listed among five scientists who contributed personal stories to the amazing collection of essays in Uncharted, edited by @drsBayar and @gSerratoMarks. #DisInSTEM
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New Post: "People do not recognize the struggles involved on a daily basis for those of us with hearing loss, and the extent to which these shape our capacities to participate on equal footing with our colleagues." - Diane Hoffman. #DisInHigherEd
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What works and what doesn’t in making it in academia as #DisabledFaculty? I recently shared my twisty academic disability journey in this post in @TheMindHears. Peer support matters! #DisabledInSTEM https://t.co/LgGmBd70u0
The Mind Hears has a new look and post! Peer support has been a game-changer in my decision to stay in academia as #HoHFaculty – but it was hard to get here! I share my twisty path seeking ways to thrive while #DisabledInSTEM in our academic environments.
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Great news! 🎉The Mind Hears has a new look that makes accessing content easier than ever! You’ll find > 55 posts and ~18 profiles capturing experiences of deaf & hard of hearing folks in academia. #disabledAcademics#disInHigherEd#deafAcademics
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