VIDEO: Signed - Let's break the record and bring in thousands of Deaf people! Free admission to world largest Deaf events by DeafNation in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The DeafNation World Expo is back, and this time it’s bigger and better than ever! The largest event for the Deaf on the planet is returning to Las Vegas in 2016 for another successful show.
More than 40,000 people came in 2010 & 2012, and the Paris Las Vegas is the perfect venue to break the attendance record with an even larger crowd in 2016!
Kevin Iombie, a Deaf vlogger who enjoys doing random videos to remember by years later. Love to travel, also love take photos. He never went to Deaf Expo in his life and there is many people who would love to meet him in person. He delight would love to meet them in the sin city as well.
He think it is time to break his virginity with DeafNation Expo. So let's break the record and bring in thousands of Deaf/HoH people to attend to DeafNation World Expo in Las Vegas at Paris Hotel! Source
VIDEO [CC] - Deaf Women United, and organization that is of, for and by Deaf women is at the forefront of these changing times.
Deaf Women United (DWU) are an organization that focuses on advocacy, education and outreach. Deaf communities are scattered throughout the country, which makes networking critically important for exchanging of information, empowerment and enhancement in the quality of lives for all Deaf women.
Deaf Women United is committed to continuing a community of support of Deaf women from all walks of life. You can play a significant role in assuring the success of our mission to promote the lives of Deaf women through empowerment, enrichment, and networking.
Founded in 1985, Deaf Women United has provided in the last few decades one of the most significant changes in our country’s perception of Deaf women. Women in the general society as well as in Deaf communities have assumed important responsibilities and are key people in making things better. Even so, historically, successful Deaf women did not make front-page headlines, nor were they been recognized in their lines of work.
That is where Deaf Women United has made a difference. The impact of the formed DWU was immediate, and its efforts long overdue. Today, DWU’s numbers are more than half a thousand strong and it is the leader in the grassroots Deaf women’s movement. DWU members are your neighbors and friends. They’re Deaf women active in your local communities.
Thousands of Deaf people gathered at front of Gallaudet University at 11am to set up the parade and march down toward to Lincoln Memorial Park and it takes about 3.5 between 4 miles.
Lincoln Memorial Park and opening to celebrate ASL & Deaf Pride at 2:30pm. The event such as variety presenters, skits, chants, spirits, and sharing our stories to inspire our ASL & Deaf Pride as Human and Linguistic rights.
Thousands of Deaf people gathered at front of Gallaudet University at 11am to set up the parade and march down toward to Lincoln Memorial Park and it takes about 3.5 between 4 miles.
Lincoln Memorial Park and opening to celebrate ASL & Deaf Pride at 2:30pm. The event such as variety presenters, skits, chants, spirits, and sharing our stories to inspire our ASL & Deaf Pride as Human and Linguistic rights.
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Their separate carrying out due to the fact that the competition among Deaf athletes are conducted in full compliance with the rules of international sports federations for ordinary athletes, while Paralympians compete in the special rules designed for varying degrees of disability.
First Soviet athletes participated in these prestigious competitions in 1971, and since 1995 in the Deaflympics team acts of the Russian Federation. Winter Deaflympics Russians consistently (except for the Games in 1971 and 1987) took first place in the unofficial team standings.
At the XVI Deaflympics Winter Games in Salt Lake City (USA) in 2007, the Russian team won the team event, winning 18 medals (10 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze), taking part in two disciplines (cross country skiing and ice hockey hockey) from four possible.
In the upcoming XVIII Deaflympics Winter Games in Khanty-Mansiysk and Magnitogorsk will be attended by about 450 athletes from 27 countries, which may be a record result in the history of the Games. The program of the Games competitions in five sports will be played 31 sets of medals: ten of them - in alpine skiing, ten - in snowboarding, eight - in ski racing, two sets - curling and one set - in ice hockey.
Russian athletes for the first time in its history, will compete in all events of the Winter Games: Alpine skiing (men, women), curling (men, women), cross-country skiing (men, women), snowboarding (men, women), hockey (men).
Vladimir Putin sends greetings to participants and guests of the XVIII Deaflympics Winter Games in Khanty-Mansiysk and Magnitogorsk.
In welcoming the head of state, in part:
"Russia for the first time takes these prestigious international competitions, which are considered to be unique both in its scale and for inspiring creative force. We are a conscientious approach to the issues related to the organization and conduct of the Games. Strive to ensure that each participant felt in Khanty-Mansiysk and Magnitogorsk comfortable, able to adequately perform and achieve their goals. " SOURCE
If you wish to participate, support, help, or volunteer and please contact us at AudismFreeAmerica@gmail.com. We would be appreicate for your participate and support to value our sign language in our Deaf world. Hope to see you there. Let Freedom Roll!
Greetings AFA thrills to share with all of you about ASL and Deaf Pride Parade! We hosts the event for celebrating our beautiful language and sharing our Deaf pride includes Deaf People of Color, Deaf Women, DeafBlind, Deaf LGBT, Deaf Dogs, Deaf children, Parents of Deaf children, Teachers, Friends, Family, Interpreters, Interpreters students, Community, and more!
We take a stand to cherish ASL as linguistic rights and Deaf Pride as human rights. We believe what we can change for future and our childrens' future. This is our mission of ASL & Deaf Pride Parade. On Friday, April 10th - We would be meeting at front of Gallaudet University at 11am to set up our parade. We will start march down at noon toward to Lincoln Memorial Park and it will takes about 3.5 between 4 miles to march. Once we arrives at Lincoln Memorial Park and we would opening to celebrate ASL & Deaf Pride at 2:30pm. There will have variety presenters, skits, chants, spirits, and sharing our stories to inspire our ASL & Deaf Pride as Human and Linguistic rights.
On Saturday evening, April 11th, we hosts an event as candlelight vigil at 7pm. We cherish to honor all Deaf people and Deaf children who survive to face Audism which a group who would oppress our human and linguistic rights. We take a stand to resist an oppression and grow our roots all together to light our soul. We have a vision to believe for us to take a stand to change for future and children future.
People who wishes to join our parade could hosts this event in your local, Deaf club, or any groups to celebrate ASL and Deaf Pride and also light the candle for candlight vigil. If you want to support and donate, you may check on: http://www.gofundme.com/ASLSTAR-AFA2015
ASL and Deaf Pride Parade starts at Gallaudet at 11 am On Friday April 10, 2015, we start marching at 12 noon, and can bring your cars/motorcycle. Wear black or blue shirts, comfortable shoes, bring water and food in backpack and bring (cardboard) signs too. Impact of last time - taking kids to see this was awesome Cj was there with Carol her mother - and it impacted her understanding of what Deaf is!
Cj was a young child at the last ASL Deaf Pride parade and she remembers seeing people in tall buisness buildings and people on the road watching with smiles and some signing ILY hand shape.. She was surprised to see that as she usually sees people being wrapped in their own world as she is in her Deaf world so that was really wonderful experience
APril is also the month that President Abraham Lincoln signed Gallaudet College into being in 1864. That weekend will have Gallaudet Charter celebration plus Early Childhood Education summit on bilingualism.
March is 4 miles from Gally to Lincoln Memorial. Can take taxi, or subway to Metro and change to Smithsonian. past the Monument and you'll be there.
April 11, 2015 will have a VIGIL for all the Deaf and HOH children in the past and future.
ASL Abstract - 4 people showing up in various combination or alone:
Carol Hirsch - White woman with long brown hair,
Cj Hirsch - white woman with brown hair pulled up in a bun
David Ennis - white man with long grey hair pulled back.
Jenny Witteborg - white woman with messy pony tail and green glasses on top of head.
Deaf Manitoba curler, Clifford Beaulieu, 42, sent to hospital after being discovered outside by Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
CBC WINNIPEG - The family of a Manitoba man who died after spending the night outdoors is devastated and still has questions about what led him into the cold.
Clifford Beaulieu, 42, was spending time with some friends at a home in the Rural Municipality of St. Francis Xavier, Manitoba. Feb. 4. He left and never returned.
"I know he froze from the elements and that, but why let him leave the house like that, and not, you know, check on him, see where he went?" said Martin Beaulieu, Clifford's brother.
Beaulieu was sent to hospital after being found outdoors by police the next day. He died in hospital.
Martin said the group had been drinking and that Clifford left the house after an argument broke out.
"They told me that he was intoxicated when he left the house, but he was also angry at them and when he left, he just, like, he walked away angry," said Martin. "Still, no matter what, you don't let a person walk out in the cold like that."
VIDEO: High-Definition quality video of a little Deaf girl (Sami) and Santa (Richard Attenborough) signing in ASL "Miracle On 34th Street" scene.
Miracle On 34th Street (1994) - In the scene, a young Deaf girl is brought to sit on the lap of Kriss Kringle at the fictional Cole's department store. Kringle (Richard Attenborough), who hasn't been told of the child's disability, asks her what she would like for Christmas.
After her mother informs him that her child is Deaf and that all she wanted was to sit on Santa's lap, Kringle summons his seasonal powers and begins a sign-language (ASL) conversation.
The stoic girl is transformed on camera with a delighted, surprised smile, signing back her answers, much to the tearful surprise of her mother and more than a few audience members.
As it happens, there is something even more touching about the scene: It is acted by 5-year-old Sami Krieger, the second of three Deaf children born to Jay and Linda Krieger, both of whom are also Deaf.
In the living room of their modest duplex in Hanover Park, a middle-class suburb of Chicago, Sami fidgets in her father's lap, grappling with a temporary case of acute shyness, while her sisters Amanda, 6, and Wanda, 1, look on.
Jay Krieger, with the help of a sign-language interpreter, says of making the film, "The experience was wonderful, really great. The (John) Hughes (production) people treated Sami like royalty, giving her a trailer with a star that had her name on it, which made her feel special," he says.
"My wife had mixed feelings about it, and so did I at first, but if she decides to do something like this again, I think that would be fine with us."
Sami, all warmed up for her interview, signs: "It was really fun being in the movie. Being with Santa and seeing all those toys was the best part," though it was "hard," she says, to pretend it was Christmas in the middle of a sweltering Chicago summer.
"I wish I could have pretended it was Easter, because that's my favorite holiday," she says.
In the original, it is a Dutch war orphan who pays a magical visit to Santa, who instinctively knows her native language and sings to her in Dutch. Hughes rewrote the script, substituting a hearing-impaired child.
"When I read the scene with the Deaf girl," says Mayfield in a phone interview, "that represented the reason why this movie could be remade in relation to a more modern view of the world. And I think this had to be an honest moment iit would only work with a real Deaf girl, who probably never sat on Santa's lap... Read More: Sami and Santa, 'Miracle's' Mutual Admiration Society-LATimes
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ASL VIDEO - Deaf Freedom Cruise 2014 - Southern Caribbean Event Competition.
Saturday, October 25th to Saturday, November 1st, 2014 - Approximately 2,500 Deaf and Hard of Hearing people from all the over in the world. 250 different countries. 150 interpreters, include Matthew Miller, who filmed the events. Altogether in one cruise ship for an awesome experience.
October 25, 2014 Depart San Juan, PR 8:30 PM
October 26, 2014 Tortola, British Virgin Islands 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
October 27, 2014 St. John's, Antigua 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
October 28, 2014 Day at Sea
October 29, 2014 Oranjestad, Aruba 8:00 AM - 11:00 PM
October 30, 2014 Willemstad, Curacao 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
EXCLUSIVE VIDEO - Deaf Chef 2014 - Kurt Irish Chef Ramborger and the international chefs.
The ultimate competition for professionally trained Deaf and Hard of Hearing chefs from all over the world! Seven chefs from across the world are competing for the title of Deaf Chef 2014.
Exclusive Interview: We sat down with Kurt Ramborger to discuss his upcoming international Deaf Chef competition.
Deaf Chef is a non-profit organisation, which is centred on an event for professionally trained Deaf chefs from all over the world. Deaf Chef as a competition was created with the purpose of placing emphasis on Social Responsibility and sustainability within the field of Gastronomy. All while giving people with disabilities a new platform for personal growth and the opportunity to gain recognition.
Deaf Chef.org was founded in collaboration with Allehånde - one of Denmark’s leading Social enterprises, who is at the forefront when it comes to educating and employing Deaf and Hard of Hearing people within the field of Gastronomy.
VIDEO: Deaf beauty contests of the 'Miss and Mrs Hot Summer 2014' in Kobuleti, Georgian.
KOBULETI - We have already reported that in the small resort town of Kobuleti, Georgian successfully passed the beauty contests of the Deaf girls Miss and Mrs "Hot Summer - 2014". In the past, video reel, we have shown how a contest of Miss Beauty. At this time, we'll show you how was the beauty contest Mrs "Hot Summer - 2014".
Reporters' Gluhih.net chatted with the winner of "Miss and Mrs Hot Summer 2014" Jeanne Borovyatinoy who is Deaf and found out how she manages to keep herself in perfect physical shape, and learned what Jeanne plans for the future.
Миссис "Горячее лето - 2014" в Кобулети.
Обзор прессы Gluhih.net "болтали с победителем Мисс Жаркое лето 2014" Жанна Borovyatinoy и узнал, как ей удается держать себя в прекрасной физической форме, и узнал, что планирует Жанна на будущее.
VIDEO: Closed Captioned - Deaf Child Hope - Learn how you can get involved raising awareness for Deaf children in poverty.
Deaf Child Hope to reach out to Deaf children in poverty conditions around the world with hope by partnering with Christian missions and ministries, and through these partnerships provide food and water, clothing, shelter, educational opportunities and the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
More details regarding Deaf Child Hope International's Promote Your State of Hope campaign. Learn how to join in and help us raise awareness for Deaf children in poverty. Visit us at www.deafchildhope.org
VIDEO: Baseball club Dayton Dragons mascot signs to Deaf child, 7, in heartwarming video.
DAYTON, OHIO (ABC News) It is a video being shared around the web after young, Deaf boy from Germantown made a connection with the Dayton Dragons mascot, Heater, that no one was expecting.
Hunter may be a bit camera shy, but he is not shy about his favorite team. "I met heater and Gem," signed the seven year old. The Samworths were at the game on Saturday.
"We were outside getting ready to go in and there was Heater and Gem so Hunter ran up. And so next thing you know, I'm telling Hunter, say. 'It's nice to meet you,'" said Hunter's Mom, Cheri Samworth.
Unexpectedly, a Green Team member escorting Heater, starting signing back to him. So Dad started recording it and that is when the mascot himself joined in. They exchanged names and talked about the big game.
"You can see on the video, his smile is like, he's gets me, he speaks my language, he understands me, Just a completely different experience for Hunter," Cheri said.
"It just froze, everything froze. It was just, the look on his face was just priceless," said Hunter's Dad, Matt Samworth. The Dragons are away so Heater and members of the Green Team have the day off. Source
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VIDEO: Miss Deaf Germany 2014, Quality for Mister and Miss Deaf International.
On March 29, the choice to Miss Deaf Germany in 2014 took place in Berlin. 18 young women from Germany, Switzerland and Austria presented a prominent jury. During a small talent show in bikini and evening gown three passes were to deny stood firm until the morning around 3 clock the winners.
The beautiful image of the winners at the end of the film Alexander Thürling has received. Thanks for the permission to use here.
Am 29. März fand in Berlin die Wahl zu Miss Deaf Germany 2014 statt. 18 junge Frauen aus Deutschland, der Schweiz und Österreich stellten sich einer prominent besetzten Jury. Im Rahmen einer kleinen Talentshow, im Bikini und im Abendkleid waren drei Durchgänge zu bestreiten, bis morgens gegen 3 Uhr die Siegerinnen feststanden.
Das schöne Bild der Siegerinnen zum Schluss des Filmes hat Alexander Thuerling aufgenommen. Vielen Dank für die Genehmigung zur Verwendung hier. Website: http://www.model-kartei.de/sedcard/fotograf/240018/
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2nd International Deaf Tattoo Convention - For many years there has been all over the world a tattoo convention. Well long discussions with other deaf tattoo artist, we have concluded that we will organize a convention for the Deaf. This will take place International!
Ceo and founder International Deaf Tattoo convention, Bobi announced that the event in London, 2014. We are delighted that we have succeeded and I hope for your various registrations. More information will be published soon step to step.
VIDEO: Deaf sprinter Sekou Kanneh, 13, breaks 21-year-old record at Queensland Secondary Schools State Championships.
QUEENSLAND, AU - Couriermail.com: Sekou Kanneh never heard the crack of the starting pistol on his way to breaking a 21-year-old record at the Queensland Secondary Schools State Championships.
In a world first, the 13-year-old Deaf sprinter’s scorching 100m at the Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre was released by the flash of a hi-tech starting system that frees him to compete against, and beat, able-bodied athletes.
The Indooroopily State High School student’s time of 11.36secs in Thursday’s semi-final shaved .08sec from the previous mark and qualified him for the national championships to be held in Townsville in December.
Just to prove it was no fluke, he repeated the time in the final, helping himself to the Queensland title.
“I was so excited, and proud,” Kanneh said through an interpreter.
While his rivals reacted to the gun, Kanneh responded to a set of lights that rest directly in his eye line near the top of his starting blocks.
Previously, Deaf athletes racing in able-bodied competition would react to a tap on the shoulder from a helper standing behind the blocks.
In Kanneh’s case, he would watch for a twitch from the runner in the adjacent lane, a tactic that increases the risk of a false start.
That old system could cost Deaf sprinters almost three-tenths of a second, potentially the difference between first and last.
VIDEO: Signed - Rabia Sorda - The Making of ‘DEAF’. A "Making Of" and "Behind the Scenes" look at the production of Rabia Sorda's latest video clip "Deaf", directed by Chris Creepy. From the album "Hotel Suicide"
On their third long player, Rabia Sorda lash out with a refreshingly raw fusion of Electro, Industrial, Punk and Wave. “Hotel Suicide” is released as a deluxe 2CD and breaks loose from the speakers like a thunderstorm!
Rabia Sorda is anger set to music. On his newest outing “Hotel Suicide”, Hocico-front man Erk Aicrag has mastered the nigh impossible feat of capturing the brute force and sincerity of his live shows on record.
The songs go right for the emotional center like a fist in your face and then rumble through your body like a runaway freight train, while effectively mingling the dark heavy atmosphere of Post Punk with the direct and aggressive approach of Hardcore and Punk on a cocktail of electronics, harsh drums, wild buzz-saw guitars and straightforwardly catchy melodies.
Rabia Sorda - Deaf (Official Video Clip)
“Hotel Suicide” is 100% gut feeling that is unleashed in form of the most explosive sonic bastard of Industrial, Post Punk and Electroclash this year! As a special bonus, the first pressing of the album will contain the exclusive bonus disc “Room 13” which contains two more unreleased songs, remixes by OST+FRONT, Forgotten Sunrise and many more, plus six energetic live tracks, recorded in Leipzig at the end of 2012. Songs like salvos from an automatic gun: welcome to Hotel Suicide! Viva la Revolución!
