Deaf Awareness Halesowen College
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ShareSpace: Building connections & collaboration between Deaf and hearing artists & organisations
ShareSpace: Building connections and collaboration between Deaf and hearing artists, creatives and cultural organisations in the Black Country (and beyond) – with Deaf Explorer and Deafscope Link This event will be BSL interpreted and several of the panel members will be Deaf. Ishtiaq Hussain (VV artist and Director of Deafscope Link) will host this event, which aims to open up conversation on how we can build more and better collaboration and communication in the Black
Diversity Day 2023 at the Halesowen College
Halesowen college ‘ Diversity Day ‘ event. Kerry and Omar delivered a basic Deaf awareness session and gave the students an insight into their lives as Deaf people. A couple of the topics they discussed were statistics of Deafness and communication tactics. At the end the students took part in a quiz on the Deaf community and culture and a lip-reading skills brain teaser. It was a successful presentation that received great feedback from the
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New Partnership announcement.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XlgGwEHAnpM&t=10s Deafscope Ltd are pleased to announce a new partnership with Signapse! In line with our strategy of partnering with Deaf-led organisations around the globe, we are very proud to be celebrating this wonderful news with Signapse Al Powered Sign Language.
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What Words Are Ours?
Poetry-clown Talia Randall has created and will be hosting an exciting event! This event showcases local and national artists in a variety of performances such as drag, rap, experimental sound, punk poems, political satire, British Sign Language poetry and a more traditional spoken word line-up. This event will feature drag humour from Ginger Johnson, stunning poetry from Rachel Long, beatbox spoken word from Jasmine Gardosi, Visual Vernacular from Ishtiaq Hussain and British Sign Language poetry
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Commonwealth Games Performances!
Ish’s VV World was given an oppourtunity to show the world the impressive art form of Visual Vernacular at the Commonwealth Games 2022 in Birmingham. These energy filled performaces were shown on massive screens in front of huge crowds at various different venues. Check the performances out and see what you think, if this ignites a passion and has you interested in being a part of VV or are interested in setting up more performances
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