We don't stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing. —George Bernard Shaw We mentioned a few months ago that we were introducing A Matter of Balance, a set of eight weekly, two-hour workshops in our San Antonio headquarters that help older,...
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At Risk: Disproportionately, the Disabled are Criminal Victims
It shocked the nation. At the beginning of this year, a disabled 18-year-old, suffering from schizophrenia and attention deficit disorder, was held and tortured by people who chose to broadcast the violence to the world via Facebook Live. But the most unusual thing...
Deaf Challenges and New Year’s Resolutions
January is a month for new beginnings, when people attempt to improve their lives, set goals for the New Year and try to get rid of undesired habits. Getting in shape, spending less money, and pursuing a new hobby are among the most common New Year's resolutions, per...
A Matter of Balance: Managing Concerns About Falls
Are you, or do you know, a senior citizen that is interested in learning about how to reduce the fear and risk of falling? A Matter of Balance Class is a free, proven and evidenced-based program that has been designed to reduce the fear of falling, while increasing...
Guidance for Finding the Perfect Holiday Gift
The holidays are upon us. You may have a favorite deaf person or even a group of deaf people, in your life you’re celebrating with. If so, the time has arrived to think about finding that perfect gift. Fortunately, there are lots of options for both the deaf and the...
What’s it Like to Work in an Office When You’re Deaf?
Last month, we wrote about deaf people who own businesses, but didn’t touch on what it’s like to be a deaf employee in a company filled with hearing people. It isn’t always easy: People who aren’t deaf or have never been around deaf people aren’t naturally equipped to...
The Rise of Deaf-Owned Businesses
Mozzeria, a pizza restaurant in San Francisco that is widely reported to be California’s first deaf-owned restaurant, has recently been in the news. Mozzeria will soon be celebrating its fifth anniversary, and in the wake of growing demand for Mozzeria’s signature...
Disneyland Princesses – Fluent in Sign Language!
Summer is a deaf girl from Wales who visited Disneyland Paris with her Mom this last August. As she and her mom arrived, real life princes and princesses – Ariel, from ‘The Little Mermaid,’ along with Belle and the Beast, from ‘Beauty and the Beast’ – came out to...
Australia Airs First Television Series for Deaf Children
‘Sally and the Possum,’ Australia’s first television series for deaf kids, launched this July on the Australian Broadcasting System’s ABC2. The 30-episode series is for children aged four to eight who use Australian Sign Language (Auslan) as their primary means of...
Forbes: Interpreting is a Top Job Opportunity
Forbes has ranked ‘Interpreters and Translators’ as the 15th fastest growing job in the country. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects 29 percent employment growth for the industry from 2014 to 2024, which is much faster than the average for all occupations. By...