
Emergency communication access for deaf people
Explains research on emergency communication access for deaf & hard of hearing people in both large-scale disasters & individual emergencies.
Explains research on emergency communication access for deaf & hard of hearing people in both large-scale disasters & individual emergencies.
Deaf communities have evolved a flexible language, “international sign”, which allows them to improvise communication.
What kind of life experiences do deaf people have in Uganda? Also, how do they identify? A qualitative study attempts to answer.
Does the strength of Deaf identity increase Deaf people’s use of empowerment as a response to discrimination? Doctoral thesis.
How can researchers and organizations improve collaboration with Deaf communities in developing countries? Best practice and learned lessons.
One author argues that using sign interpreters as tutors in school can cause confusion among students and teachers.
Deaf Blind International is a membership organization focused on people who are deafblind, their families, and their service providers.
This textbook on program evaluation guides students in the theory and practice. Provides examples from different fields.
The author says that teachers & students in mixed method research will improve if they begin with critical self-reflection about assumptions.
Teachers & others speak and sign simultaneously. But research confirms: deaf and hearing people receive different messages from “SimCom”.
Watch videos of every session of a conference on the role of Deaf scholars in Deaf studies. The conference was in June 2017.
The authors explain how they used “transformative mixed methods” in research with deaf people and discuss cultural challenges.
The Asian SignBank (an Asia signs database) can help sign linguistics researchers, people teaching or learning sign language, and others.
A team of researchers share what they learned from researching issues related to international deaf mobility, including travel and sign.
In 2014, the TV show Unreported World produced a special episode about deaf Ugandans learning sign language for the first time.
Authors share lessons learned in using Community Based Participatory Research (CBPR) with Deaf American Sign Language users in New York.
The authors describe issues that cause poor health care for deaf sign language users and propose how public health workers can address them.
Can the right software help medical communication for deaf patients? Researchers compared using an interpreter, or their software, or both.
What are U.S. Deaf people’s technology preferences? What do they use most? And what’s accessible? Researchers conducted a national survey.
Author George Taylor researched the needs of ethnic minority deaf people in London, United Kingdom. Has recommendations for empowerment.