Have a look at the fantastic day we had at the Bradford Eid party, we had a great time and everyone was thrilled to see Ishtiaq from ‘Ish’s VV World’ perform an emotional BSL/Visual Vernacular performance.
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Let’s have a look back at what last year had in store for Ish’s VV World. What a fantastic year it was, let’s hope this year is even better!
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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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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Ish’s VV World put on a spectacular performance at the Southbank Theatre in London on the 17th December. Ish performed his coronavirus piece called ‘Unlocked’. The audience loved it and many of them expressed they had never seen VV before. It was part of a collection of performances for the ‘What words are ours’ event hosted by Talia Randall. The show was BSL interpreted so we enjoyed watching the other performances too. Huge thanks to
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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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