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.

Local early education center celebrates 3 years of teaching babies ASL

The Learning Experience, a local early education center, is celebrating its third year of teaching American Sign Language to children as young as six months old ...

Baltimore artist’s mural at McDaniel College brings student input to life

Stretching along a once-drab hallway between residence building Rouzer Hall and the Roj student center, splotches of bright green, yellow and pink paint are slowly taking shape into a massive mural ...
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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 ...

St. Luke’s studied the health needs of Allentown residents. Here’s what it found, from obesity to ER visits

The poorest residents of Allentown were significantly more likely to make multiple emergency room visits in a year than the ...

Have some free time? Here are some Coachella Valley nonprofits that need your help

Cake4Kids Coachella Valley is a local nonprofit that provides volunteer homemade birthday cakes for underserved youth. We are looking for volunteer bakers who can bake as often as they want (the time ...
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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 ...

A Colts cheerleader used sign language so child could hear. The video went viral as inclusion lesson

A lesson inclusion went viral in a social media video as a Colts cheerleader communicated through sign language with a child ...