International Sign Language Day is held each year to celebrate sign language as part of linguistic and cultural diversity. For healthcare, it is a vital reminder of the importance of accessible and ...

Sign Language (BSL) is to become a bigger part of our daily lives with more of an opportunity for all to learn it and, in turn, opening doors for deaf people. BSL will be introduced as a GCSE in ...

International Week of Deaf People celebrates the community's rich history, language and diverse experiences while raising awareness. Social events, where Auslan is the first language and everyone ...

As South Africa marks International Sign Language Day on September 23, two Sign Language interpreters are being recognised for their vital role in ensuring deaf audiences are included in national news ...

The measures are designed to improve access to quality learning resources, bridge the urban-rural divide in training, and strengthen employability support for the deaf community. The Indian Sign ...