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The Ten Commandments for Working with an ASL Interpreter For the edification of the hearing brethren, that they might not incur the wrath of their interpreters by offending the client, annoying the interpreter, or generally being rude. I. Thou shalt not address the interpreter directly...

Hi, everyone! First of all, I want to say a huge "thank you" for being willing to answer all of my questions about Deafness and Deaf culture. I appreciate it so much. For the next few weeks, I will be working on a research paper where I have to argue for or against some controversial issue...

How would you explain "cha" and "pah" to a hearing person who's an ASL beginner?

What advice would you give me- a hearing, freshman ASL major who's learning about sign and Deaf culture for the first time? Like, what dumb things not to say/do to a Deaf person that would be offensive, how to make myself better understood, how to show that I really do mean well and want to...

okay, so what exactly is audism? I know what autism is, because I have it, but I'm not totally clear on the definition of audism. could somone who's deaf/hard of hearing explain it please?

My name is Anna. I'm a freshman ASL major at Gardner-Webb University. I want to learn about deaf culture and deaf life, talk with deaf people, and maybe get a little help with my signing as well.