Showing posts with label Hard of Hearing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hard of Hearing. Show all posts

Critical Interrogation of Karl White's Speech

Video: Critical Interrogation of Karl White's speech at TEDxUSU. (December 2012)



A Critical Interrogation of Karl White's presentation at TEDxUSU: Establishing a sound foundation for children who are deaf or hard of hearing as seen on http://youtu.be/bfN1RPVuzl0.



Anyone with some level of familiarity with Deaf people will agree that there are some deep philosophical differences in how we interact with, work with, and approach Deaf children.



As such anyone who purports to be an authority on Deaf people has an ethical responsibility to be transparent.



We find it disturbing that individuals such as Karl White continue to blatantly abuse their position by misleading the general public about Deaf people, languages, and medical intervention. This is done through intentional framing, through omission of facts, and through giving appearances of neutrality when in fact bias is present.







Here we discuss some of the things we noted and/or have questions about regarding his recent presentation at TEDxUSU (published on December 5, 2012).



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Scranton School for Deaf & Hard of Hearing Children

Scranton school for Deaf & Hard of Hearing children video with captioned. Cabot Oil & Gas Corporation partnered with the SSDHHC for a clay shoot to benefit the school and its programs. The Scranton School is truly committed to providing a successful and enduring legacy of quality education for deaf and hard of hearing students in northeastern Pennsylvania.





Video by CabotSusquehanna

To learn more, please visit http://www.thescrantonschool.org/

Introducing New Deaf Organization: NSLDHH

Introducing a new organization, National Student Life for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (NSLDHH)



This video in American sign language with subtitles,... Deb Skjeveland, director of student life, shares the founding of the organization: National Student Life for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing.







Visit http://www.nsldhh.com for more information.

Video by Joann Benfield

Trailer: 'Billy Was A Deaf Kid'

A Movie Trailer: 'Billy Was A Deaf Kid' - The classic, I hate your guts, no wait, I like you, my brother is DEAF, let's ride a couch down the street, love story.



Billy is Archie's brother. Archie loves Billy. Billy is DEAF. Archie finds a toy microphone to cure Billy's deafness. Sophie thinks it's stupid. Sophie is Archie's girlfriend. Archie loves Sophie. Sophie isn't quite sure about Archie. Archie, Billy and Sophie find that the world is much more complicated than simple sentences.



Can relationships rely solely on riding couches through automatic carwashes? Is a toy microphone the cure to deafness? And which is worse, getting slapped or getting spit on? These turn out to be very important questions in the lives of Archie, Sophie and Billy. And finding the answers come at a high price.



Video by IndieRights



If all else fails, duct tape a toy microphone to your head.

Billy Was a Deaf Kid has played at a handful of great festivals.



Four Star Review from Film Threat: http://www.filmthreat.com/reviews/11604/



They are: Cinequest, Indie Memphis, Cucalorus, Calgary Underground, Mar del Plata, Norrkoping, Rappahannock.

Sean Forbes 'Def Deaf Girls' Official Video

Sean Forbes 'Def Deaf Girls' Official Video in Captioned.



Pre-Order your copy of Sean Forbes debut album "Perfect Imperfection" now at http://www.deafandloud.com



Video by seanforbes



Sean Forbes "Def Deaf Girls"

Directed by Adrean Mangiardi

Cinematography by Stefan Vardon and Adrean Mangiardi

Edited by Adrean Mangiardi

Produced by Jake Bass

Recorded by Jake Bass, Steve King, Kyle Resto

Mixed By Steve King

Mastered by Adam Ayan at Gateway Mastering

Written by Sean Forbes

Production Assistants: Kyle Resto and Ian Mulka



Starring:

Sean Forbes

Jake Bass

Mark Levin



Def Deaf Girls:

Sarah Miller

Amber Kraus

Carlina Fucarino

Krystle Neese

Shontay Williamson

Gia Nisi

Michelle Kartheiser

Shannon Kennedy

Jessica Mikolay

Shauna Forbeees



Bros:

Bobby Uhren

Wyatt Fahrenwald

Eric Smithson

Kyle Resto

Ian Mulka



Special thanks to the Beastie Boys for inspiring us and paving the way.

Deaf Sensitivity Training Video For Police Officers

Deaf sensitivity training video for police officers in captioned.



How to handle communication issues when facing Deaf and Hard of Hearing citizens? DEAF Inc., with collaboration with St. Louis County Police Academy, created a training video for police officers and other responders. Special thanks goes to St. Louis University for providing intern and sound support for this project.



Video by DEAFInc



DEAF Inc. - The Mission of Deaf Empowerment Awareness Foundation, Inc. is to dedicate themselves to reducing discrimination, bias and oppression towards Deaf and Hard of Hearing people by providing them with tools and methods that allow them to empower themselves and lead more productive lives, both personally and professionally. Visit http://www.DEAFInc.org/ for more informations.

Deaf Student Bullied At Alexander Graham Bell School

Video: Deaf student bullied at Alexander Graham Bell school.



CHICAGO (CBS) - A young Deaf boy says first he was bullied by some classmates and then a teacher allegedly joined in. The third-grader attends Alexander Graham Bell School in Chicago, where he says he’s been repeatedly hit and verbally abused by students.



One even allegedly threatened him using sign language. Earlier this year while at recess, Padilla says a boy hit him and tore his cochlear implant from his ear and head... Read more: http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2012/03/09/2-investigators-hearing-impaired-student-bullied-at-chicago-grade-school/



Video sources chicago.cbslocal.com

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Is Alexander Graham Bell school recommendation for the hearing-impaired children?



Alexander Graham Bell School is NOT recommended for the Deaf/HoH children, because of Alexander Graham Bell is the Father of Audism! What is Audism? Find more info: Audism. The Deaf community believed he should attend to the school for the Deaf or have a better school service with sign language interpreters instead AG Bell school. He seems to have trouble with speaking by verbally. We don't understand why his mother didn't think about taking him to Deaf school. We highly recommend that he should learn sign language for better communication.



The hearing parents sometimes barrier communication with hearing-impaired children like it is lack of communication, abuse, and barrier. The hearing-impaired are mostly frustration, angry, temper and crying with their hearing parents. Including oral school for the Deaf, also barrier and bullying the hearing-impaired children with the communication. Unfortunately, hearing parents misuse their hearing-impaired children in the mental institutions like as AG Bell Schools for wrong purpose. They expect that the hearing-impaired children may be brainwashed. Although physical abuse is prohibited but still, this term brings back these memories that many are scarred with the term oralism. As seen on video in ASL: Dear AG Bell



AG Bell has been pushing such as forced to the hearing-impaired children for oral and cochlear implants. Even AG Bell uses Doctors and Audiologists to put cochlear implants on hearing-impaired and teaching them how to speak by Oral Methods. The general of communities discovered many lies about Alexander Graham Bell's life to destroy Deaf culture because of oralism movement.



What is oralism movement? Oralism is way different from spoken English. Oralism tends to be the only approach and it bans from ASL. Spoken English is not against for one to know both languages since birth. It has no biased meaning - it is just a language. Signed English doesn't ban a hearing-impaired child from using ASL nor force those who cannot hear enough to use it. Some people who think the world of oralism are ignorant. Using the word, oralism, still did not change to a positive concept just we would never change the concept of slavery.



Would we want to still practice slavery? No! Unfortuantely, it is still happening in some parts of the world. Slavery will always be negative just like oralism therefore there is no way to change the meaning. They should now that there were horrors associated to oralism. Although it is history but today the practice, the principle and the philosophy still discriminate against ASL.



The term should be changed to oracy since it involves the use of switching to both languages where they have the options to use, spoken or signed where there is a more flexibility and compatibility. The hearing parents of the Deaf children will LIKLEY to be a victim. The hearing parents really need a wake-up call and stop abuse to the hearing-impaired children which are victims of abused from the AG Bell schools as seen on youtube.



LiesAGBellToldMyParents...Many Deaf Survivors of the Alexander Graham Bell Association... We will never forget.

Video by 1irisheye

How ASL Deafies Treat The Hearing Impaired

Video: How ASL Deafies treat the hearing impaired in captioned.



If you watch the 2½ minute vignette of "Amy" in this video, you'll see it expresses the frustration we hearing impaired face, as we are caught "in between" the "hearing" and the "ASL Deafie" worlds...



Video by discpad

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"You Neutral"
The original video
Video by bammerburn



Subtitled Version - "You Neutral?" - As Deaf and hard-of-hearing people roll forth in life, they experience much. And yet, many prefer to stay neutral. This video shows the clear contrast between such attitudes and what's going on. The depicted situations in this video are not surprising for Deaf people - they see them as ordinary, every-day events.

Deaf Victim Rights

Video: Deaf victim rights in captioned.



'DeafVictimRights.mov' This is the first of the 5 Legal Assistance for Victims VLOG series. This is entitled 'Victim Rights'.



Our goal is for the Deaf/HH and Deaf-Blind victims in the Untied States learn of their rights so they can feel empowered to assert for their rights in various situations.



Video by SegoLily2010

Deaf Like Me on CTV News

Media Video: 'Deaf Like Me' on CTV News.



TORONTO - A hearing impaired woman breaks down misconceptions through video. A 20-year-old Deaf woman has created a lighthearted video to explain the misconceptions people have about deaf people and in particular, their ability to pick up on humour and sarcasm.



Watch CTV NEWS Toronto:

http://watch.ctv.ca/news/top-picks/deaf-like-me/#clip524791



The Original Video 'Deaf Like Me'


Video by bluntrook



Brooke Wayne's short film, 'Deaf Like Me' Her film has attracted some media attention too, including an interview with CTV Health Reporter Pauline Chan that aired last night on the evening news. As seen on YouTube: Brooke Wayne's Short Film 'Deaf Like Me'

Deaf Like Me

Video: Deaf Like Me in captioned.



Being Deaf from birth, most children would either choose to perceive life in a optimistic or pessimistic way. People often forget that just because someone can't hear, doesn't mean they are mentally challenged or incapable of adapting to their environment. As a positive-minded and ambitious individual, I grew to accept my disability, using it to my advantage, and to see the humor in life. This is my story.



Video by bluntrook

I'm Sorry, I'm Deaf

Video: I'm Sorry, I'm Deaf. I sometime confront people to tell em that I m deaf so they will understand why my accent is weird. They are understanding me speak and gesture a bit (I know I m hard of hearing but still I m Deaf!







Most hearing people did not know that you are deaf so you dont have to give them ugly attitude in first place...be cool!



Don't worry about other hearing people think of you. We should feel sorry for them for being ignorant and stupid. THEY ARE WORTHLESS!!! Some of them respect deaf community and deaf culture which is good! Moved on and enjoy ur life! BE STRONG! Video by LynxA8
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