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A journal that focuses on the study of sign language and the people who use it. Quarterly archives of the journal are available online from Fall 2000.
Mailing list for those who interpret for the deaf in churches or work in deaf ministries.
SignPost is a supplier of British Sign Language (BSL) services. This bi-lingual website has free BSL tutorials, signed daily news headlines and TV listings of signed programmes.
Promotes communication between deaf and hearing people, by offering nationally recognised assessments and accreditation in British Sign Language and other forms of communication used by deaf people.
At Trinity College, University of Dublin. Links and course information.
Information on LSM from 1996.
Descriptions of signs organized by subject.
Information on NSL from 1996.
Dutch company providing hard and software. Computer based Texttelephone, Computer NGT Dictionary (1600 DSL), PictoPrintSystem (2200), Outdoors warning system.
Articles, stories from parents, discussion forums, tips on finding a good class locally, and products.
Classes and workshops for babies, toddlers and preschool children. Many locations in Ontario, with additional locations in the rest of Canada and a few in the United States.
Line drawings of the LSE alphabet from deafblind.com. Shown from both signer and receiver perspective.
Board members, records and bylaws, local workshops, form downloads, mailing list, links.
Offers video remote interpreting across the United States.
African-American, Latino, Asian/Pacific Islander, Native-American, and other minority status interpreters can discuss interpreting issues.
Group falls under the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf. Mission is to promote better communication between interpreters who are Deaf and hearing, native signers and non-native signers and Deaf community members.
U.S. Department of Education Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services. Program grants five-year research and training grants to ten regional and two national sites to recruit and develop interpreters.