When embarking on a journey to learn American Sign Language (ASL), the choice between live courses and pre-recorded videos can be a pivotal one. In our exploration of this topic, we firmly assert that taking live ASL courses is a superior route to mastering this dynamic language. Here’s why. While […]
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The Unifying Force of Oppression in the Deaf Community
When pondering the essence of the Deaf community, one might naturally think of shared culture, language, and behaviors. However, taking a step back and examining the bigger picture reveals a powerful unifying force: the experience of oppression. Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals tirelessly strive to fit into a world […]
Leveling Up: Fun Ways to Create a Safe Space After Learning ASL!
Congratulations on mastering American Sign Language (ASL)! Now that you’re equipped with this incredible communication tool, it’s time to use your newfound skills to create a safe and inclusive space for everyone. Let’s dive into some exciting ways you can put your ASL knowledge to work and make a positive […]
What is Deaf Standard Time?
Deaf Standard Time, also known as DST, is a concept that reflects the cultural perception of time within the Deaf community. It recognizes that Deaf individuals often experience time differently compared to the hearing population. In Deaf Standard Time, punctuality and adherence to strict timetables may have a different significance. […]
Put Your Classifiers to use, how?
In American Sign Language (ASL), a classifier is a type of handshape that represents a noun or a verb in a visual way. Classifiers are used to describe objects, people, and events in ASL and provide a visual representation of their characteristics or actions. Classifiers can be broken down into […]
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