On Saturday, April 15—National American Sign Language (ASL) Day—Metallica announced that they will release ASL interpretations of every single music video for their new album, 72 Seasons. In an ...
A video of a "profoundly deaf" toddler encountering the magic of "Barbie with ASL" is going viral. Thanks to American Sign Language interpreter Leila Hanaumi and the film's resolve to take more steps ...
An enhanced version of the ASL Video Dictionary and Inflection Guide, created by Rochester Institute of Technology’s National Technical Institute for the Deaf, now is available for iPhones and Android ...
Disney has released an American Sign Language video for Encanto’s Hot 100-topping hit “We Don’t Talk About Bruno” to celebrate Friday’s International Day of Sign Languages. For the video, Disney Music ...
The Deaf Film Camp produced a sign-language video to Phillip Phillip's "Home." A scene from Deaf Film Camp's ASL interpretation music video of Phillip Phillips' "Home." CM7 Deaf Film Camp/YouTube ...
Thank you for your interest in the American Sign Language—English Interpretation program. A video sample demonstrating your skills in American Sign Language is required to complete your application.
Snipe enthusiastically throws his whole body into interpreting The Star-Spangled Banner, as Grammy nominees Jazmine Sullivan and Eric Church sing. CNET editor Gael Fashingbauer Cooper, a journalist ...
The singer-songwriter "thought this would be a great way for people who are often unable to enjoy music videos to get people to experience something we all take for granted" Ingrid Michaelson got ...
If you need a reason to smile today, this Deaf woman's heartwarming Tik Tok video will absolutely do the trick. When 19-year-old Chrissy went out to run errands for the day, she wasn't expecting to ...
Disney Music Group has teamed up with Deaf West Theatre, a Tony award-winning company, to release an American Sign Language version of the hit song “We Don’t Talk About Bruno” from Walt Disney ...
We all communicate through words, either by speaking or writing. Very rarely, we use nods, or some simple hand signs to communicate. Unfortunately, there are deaf people in the world who cannot hear ...
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