At first the stadium was silent. Then a Colts cheerleader used sign language to 'make him feel heard'

Mark, 8, recently moved to Indy to attend the Indiana School for the Deaf. At Sunday's Colts game, cheerleader Morgan spoke his language.
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Corgi Does Not Like it When Owner Says Fail in Sign Language

This corgi understood sign language as one of her owners was deaf. She picked up on some signs but disliked all the signs for "fail." Each time the man said fail in sign language, she barked and ...
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ASL Café events to promote inclusion through language and community

SUNY Brockport is taking another step toward fostering accessibility with the new ASL Café events.   This new event series has been launched by the Committee on Accessibility (CoA). Designed to ...
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How One Seoul Cafe Is Breaking Barriers With Sign Language

At Cafe Switch, communication happens without words, and the experience is unforgettable. This cafe is redefining what it means to connect over a cup of coffee in Seoul.
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Babies taught sign language to use their hands before their mouth

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Babies are using their hands to communicate before they can actually talk. That appears to be a trend at many daycare centers where tiny infants are being taught sign language so ...