The structure of six-week-long classes, meeting once a week for an hour, is designed to provide an effective and manageable learning experience for students while accommodating various factors: 1. Consistency and Progress: Weekly meetings allow students to maintain a consistent learning schedule, which is essential for acquiring and retaining new […]
American Sign Language Seattle
First Time Attending An ASL Event?
Feeling invisible at your first ASL event? We see you. It’s okay; keep coming back. Everyone was once a beginner, overwhelmed by fast signing. By showing up, you’re already bridging the gap, gaining real-time insights into the Deaf world. Thank you for taking this brave step. Keep coming back!
How to Join The Conversation Flow
Walking into a room buzzing with animated conversations in American Sign Language (ASL) can be both exhilarating and nerve-wracking. Whether it’s your first time or your hundredth, the anticipation of joining a conversation can bring about a surge of anxiety. But fear not, getting into the convo flow in ASL […]
Navigating ASL Gatherings: “What’s the sign for….”
In the dynamic realm of ASL, seeking sign clarification from Deaf individuals at social gatherings enhances expertise, connection, and language skills. It fosters a respectful and inclusive community. Remember, at events, don’t shy away from asking for help to grow your ASL proficiency and community bonds.
Step Into the Ring: A Virtual Queer Speed Networking Chat Party!
On April 19, Visually Speaking presents a Virtual Chat Event, the ASL SPEED NETWORKING extravaganza. The event promises a dazzling queer speed networking experience, replacing random Omegle encounters with a colorful, electrifying virtual cocktail party. Registration is required for this thrilling digital connection fest where you could meet anyone, from global strangers to neighbors, all in a spirit of camaraderie and celebration. Note: AI helped craft this content for entertainment.
Donations may be allocated to support Certified Deaf Interpreters, DeafBlind interpreters and support, ASL interpreters from marginalized communities, as well as fund requests for event access for Black Lives Matter (BLM) and various marginalized community events.