Explore case studies showcasing the experiences of families in the EHDI system, highlighting the need for early intervention for children who are deaf or hard of hearing. Supported by HRSA.

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This presentation focuses on changes for the official XML data submissions during the 2023-2024 school year related to Special Education Language Acquisition (SELA) program. It covers updates, guidance, contacts, submission details, FAQs, application updates, code table changes, and more critical in

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Explore the world of American Sign Language (ASL) in the context of family relationships. Learn about the five parameters of sign language, including handshape, location, movement, non-manual markers, and palm orientation. Discover how to sign family members such as mother, father, brother, and sist

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The Virginia Department for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (VDDHH) promotes accessible communication for individuals who are Deaf and hard of hearing to participate fully in programs, services, and opportunities throughout the Commonwealth. Services include Technology Assistance Program (TAP), Interpr

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Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind (VSDB) is taking steps to improve its emergency communication access plan to ensure all individuals on campus, including those who are deaf, hard of hearing, blind, or vision impaired, have full access to emergency alerts and instructions. The plan includes

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A father working overtime, a Deaf driver, and a hitchhiker communicating through gestures and writing embark on a unique journey. The hitchhiker, a bald man with a bushy beard, seeks to reach Las Vegas as they encounter a police stop and engage in silent exchanges with law enforcement.

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Helen Keller's life took a monumental turn on the third of March, 1887, when her teacher Anne Sullivan arrived. Through innovative teaching methods, Helen learned to spell and understand the world around her, unlocking a life full of wonder and overcoming her disabilities to become a renowned educat

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This study examined the risk of opioid use disorder (OUD) related emergency department (ED) visits and mortality among non-elderly adults who are deaf or hard of hearing (DHH) in the United States. Using data from the National Emergency Department Sample (NEDS), researchers found significant associa

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Re-speaking is a technique that involves simultaneous subtitling of television programs using speech recognition software to translate oral text into written text live. It combines human expertise with machine capabilities, allowing for efficient and accurate transcription. This innovative process e

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Deirdre Maguire, a Community Development Officer at Zebra Access, works tirelessly to empower Deaf, DeafBlind, and Hard of Hearing individuals in the Black Country. The organization offers a wide range of services, including advocacy, community development, well-being programs, employment support, a

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Teaching basic concepts is crucial for deaf/hard-of-hearing (D/HH) children as it forms the foundation for learning and thinking. These concepts—such as location, number, descriptions, time, and feelings—are best learned through concrete examples. D/HH students benefit from focused, one-at-a-tim

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The history of relay services for the deaf and hard of hearing dates back to the 1960s in the USA. Three pioneering deaf men played a significant role in establishing the first successful deaf telephone network, leading to the development of relay services as we know them today. This evolution enabl

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The history of BEI certification development began in 1994 when the Texas Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing initiated collaboration with experts to establish a new certification exam. Over the years, partnerships were formed, test development activities were conducted, and licensing agreem

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Deaf women encounter significant obstacles in exercising their sexual and reproductive health rights, including gender-based violence, discrimination, and communication barriers. The European Union of the Deaf highlights critical issues such as systemic marginalization, lack of information in sign l

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Jeevan Gnanodaya School for the Deaf, part of Jeevan Gnanodaya Charitable Trust, provides education, vocational training, and support to speech and hearing-impaired children from poor rural backgrounds. The project aims to offer formal education till Class 12, including speech therapy, and industria

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Department of Services for the Blind offers a range of youth services for those under age 14, including career exploration, peer interaction, self-advocacy, and workshops. The in-house staff provides hands-on experiences to broaden awareness of available work options, connects students with peers, a

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Explore how the Katzenbach Peer-to-Peer Kudos program works this year, allowing staff members to recognize each other for Respect, Responsibility, and Kindness. Send Kudos via a designated link and view all recognitions on the Kudos Bulletin Board. Discover the exciting incentives and prizes offered

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The U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division outlines the rules for service animals under the ADA, emphasizing reasonable modifications for individuals with disabilities. The definition is specific to dogs trained to perform tasks for disabled individuals, limiting the species to dogs only.

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Idaho Educational Interpreter Act was enacted in 2006 to improve interpreting services in public schools for students who are deaf, hard of hearing, or deaf-blind. The act defines qualifications for educational interpreters, including specific criteria for Sign Language, Oral Transliterators, and Cu

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Explore effective strategies for combating water waste in companies, the benefits of solar panels as a renewable energy source, information on using liquid medicines safely, insights on pollution and its impact, and valuable resources for supporting deaf children and reducing ocean plastic pollution

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Air travel is governed by laws like the Air Carrier Access Act and DOT Passenger Bill of Rights to prevent disability discrimination. Passengers have rights to dignified treatment, accessible information, assistance with disabilities, and resolving issues. Complaints can be filed for violations, inc

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UbiDuo is an innovative communication device designed to break down face-to-face communication barriers, enabling interactions between deaf, hard of hearing, and hearing individuals without any restrictions. The device enhances personal connections, builds trust, and fosters understanding in workpla

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The Kentucky Department of Education's Capital Plan outlines the infrastructure and development projects for various educational facilities, including the Kentucky School for the Blind, Kentucky School for the Deaf, and the Leadership Training Center. The plan encompasses renovations, expansions, an

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This content provides valuable insights into serving guests who are deaf or hard of hearing. It covers terminology, communication methods, technology options, understanding identity, education opportunities, and effective communication tips. Emphasizing empathy, inclusivity, and practical guidance,

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This content provides valuable information on special education processes, the Perry County Special Services Team, dealing with various disabilities such as autism, developmental delay, and deaf/blindness, and practical tips for supporting children with special needs. It emphasizes the importance of

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The National Deaf-Blind Child Count, led by Robbin Bull, provides a comprehensive historical review and collects demographics to assess state-level needs for children and youth with deaf-blindness. The initiative aims to ensure high-quality services, research, and personnel preparation for individua

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ADA regulations require Title II entities to provide effective communication for individuals with disabilities, including those who are deaf, hard of hearing, blind, or have low vision. This involves offering auxiliary aids and services such as interpreters, notetakers, captioning, and other methods

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Engage in a fun and educational ASL Jeopardy game to enhance your understanding of Deaf culture, history, grammar, and fast facts. Test your knowledge on topics like Deaf education, prominent figures such as Gallaudet and Alexander Graham Bell, and important aspects like name signs. Discover more ab

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The UK has a history of deaf education dating back to 1825, with various models developed over the years for integrating deaf pupils into mainstream settings. However, challenges persist in providing specialized language and communication support for deaf children, impacting their learning and socia

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Explore valuable tips for teachers working with students who are deaf or hard of hearing, including environmental recommendations like flexible seating and minimizing noise distractions. Discover teaching modification suggestions such as gaining attention, using visuals, and facilitating participati

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Based on a survey and interviews conducted by Sanad, Ghazi, and Yazan, the causes for students not engaging in sports include the lack of swimming pools, inadequate equipment, and challenges faced by deaf students during physical education classes. Solutions proposed include building swimming pools,

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