This is a story about a Deaf girl. I'm still working on it, but this is part one. Parts 2 and 3 are linked on the site. Next week I'll be doing part 4.
http://www.munkymind.com/blog/2016/07/02/secret-signs-part-one/
I would appreciate your help in sharing this link below to an article that I wrote to support our community and Deaf Grassroots Movement, about why employers should hire deaf. It is written to employers, so hopefully will get read by the right people...
Adding my own contribution in the fight for equality, especially for deaf kids. If you agree with this message, help me spread it through sharing in any relevant group or page.
http://www.munkymind.com/blog/2016/03/26/hearing-educators-of-the-deaf-listen-to-us/
I like to daydream about possible inventions, whether realistic or not.
http://www.munkymind.com/blog/2016/03/26/come-on-invent-these-for-the-deaf/
Here's a few I wrote about this morning.
Hi-
Wrote a post about how all places of religion need to be more accessible so we can make informed choices regarding beliefs.
http://www.munkymind.com/blog/2016/03/21/every-faith-should-be-accessible-for-the-deaf/
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Help spread the message. This is a different approach than others you may have read:
http://www.munkymind.com/blog/2016/03/12/we-want-captions-yes-we-do/
I am trying to encourage those who aren't actually legally required to caption videos to take the time to do it. So that's why I have this...
Here's a post to share with hearing people:
http://www.munkymind.com/blog/2016/03/05/im-not-ignoring-you-im-deaf/
Tell me your stories of people assuming that you were ignoring them!
This is not just about lip-reading, but also other issues such as people thinking that raising their voices is going to make a difference for every one of us.
Would love to see your thoughts. What did I leave out...
Sounds pretty normal, so hang in there, but one thing I think is pretty important is to stick with what you want her to do and not give in to tantrummy demands.
A parent requested that I write about this topic. Sharing here because I think it's beneficial for parents of deaf kids.
http://www.munkymind.com/blog/2016/02/20/your-deaf-kids-and-the-hearing-world/
I'd love to discuss this. What do you think?
I wrote this post because I feel there's no good reason for someone to criticize their own ASL. Learning to sign should be an enjoyable process, not something full of shaming until reaching a higher level of skills.
http://www.munkymind.com/blog/2016/02/13/stop-saying-you-sign-badly/
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