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  1. We have a dream.

    Deaf signers - not outsiders. Equals. Leaders. Creators of cultures, changes, and community.

    This is our dream. And we will not stop dreaming.

    Sign language is a human right. Deaf lives are full lives.
    We belong.

    Rise up. Sign Together.

    Broader Inclusion. Ampify Deaf Rights. Empowering Signers.

    #deafcommunity #ASL #deafrights #deaf

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  2. MY DECLARATION OF LEADERSHIP

    Today I share my covenant with this community.
    14 principles guide everything I build at NAS:
    Members first. Own every problem. Build simple. Decide with facts. Keep learning. Grow Deaf leaders. Reject average. Think big. Move fast. Spend wisely. Dive deep. Speak up — then commit. Follow through.

    If I ever fail one — call me out.
    Rise Up. Sign Together.
    Peter Baker, Founder & CVO

    #NAS #NationalAssociationOfSigners #DeafCommunity #ASL #DeafRights

  3. Best line in the latest #DoctorWho:

    "A nurse who can't sign? That's against the law"

    ❤️ 🤟

    #DeafRights #SignLanguage

  4. Best line in the latest #DoctorWho:

    "A nurse who can't sign? That's against the law"

    ❤️ 🤟

    #DeafRights #SignLanguage

  5. Best line in the latest #DoctorWho:

    "A nurse who can't sign? That's against the law"

    ❤️ 🤟

    #DeafRights #SignLanguage

  6. Best line in the latest #DoctorWho:

    "A nurse who can't sign? That's against the law"

    ❤️ 🤟

    #DeafRights #SignLanguage

  7. Best line in the latest #DoctorWho:

    "A nurse who can't sign? That's against the law"

    ❤️ 🤟

    #DeafRights #SignLanguage

  8. A #deaf 9 year old is angry after being unable to go to school because her council couldn’t find her a specialist #interpreter. Maisie attended the same school since nursery and has always had a one-to-one sign interpreter.
    "I feel angry and frustrated. I want to see my friends. I miss my school friends.". bit.ly/4elT2ic
    Maisie, who is temporarily being educated at home in #Broseley, will now have to travel 32km to start at a new deaf resource base school in Wolverhampton.
    #DeafRights

  9. A #deaf 9 year old is angry after being unable to go to school because her council couldn’t find her a specialist #interpreter. Maisie attended the same school since nursery and has always had a one-to-one sign interpreter.
    "I feel angry and frustrated. I want to see my friends. I miss my school friends.". bit.ly/4elT2ic
    Maisie, who is temporarily being educated at home in #Broseley, will now have to travel 32km to start at a new deaf resource base school in Wolverhampton.
    #DeafRights

  10. A #deaf 9 year old is angry after being unable to go to school because her council couldn’t find her a specialist #interpreter. Maisie attended the same school since nursery and has always had a one-to-one sign interpreter.
    "I feel angry and frustrated. I want to see my friends. I miss my school friends.". bit.ly/4elT2ic
    Maisie, who is temporarily being educated at home in #Broseley, will now have to travel 32km to start at a new deaf resource base school in Wolverhampton.
    #DeafRights

  11. A #deaf 9 year old is angry after being unable to go to school because her council couldn’t find her a specialist #interpreter. Maisie attended the same school since nursery and has always had a one-to-one sign interpreter.
    "I feel angry and frustrated. I want to see my friends. I miss my school friends.". bit.ly/4elT2ic
    Maisie, who is temporarily being educated at home in #Broseley, will now have to travel 32km to start at a new deaf resource base school in Wolverhampton.
    #DeafRights

  12. A #deaf 9 year old is angry after being unable to go to school because her council couldn’t find her a specialist #interpreter. Maisie attended the same school since nursery and has always had a one-to-one sign interpreter.
    "I feel angry and frustrated. I want to see my friends. I miss my school friends.". bit.ly/4elT2ic
    Maisie, who is temporarily being educated at home in #Broseley, will now have to travel 32km to start at a new deaf resource base school in Wolverhampton.
    #DeafRights

  13. A #deaf 9 year old is angry after being unable to go to school because her council couldn’t find her a specialist #interpreter. Maisie attended the same school since nursery and has always had a one-to-one sign interpreter.
    "I feel angry and frustrated. I want to see my friends. I miss my school friends.". bit.ly/4elT2ic
    Maisie, who is temporarily being educated at home in #Broseley, will now have to travel 32km to start at a new deaf resource base school in Wolverhampton.
    #DeafRights

  14. A #deaf 9 year old is angry after being unable to go to school because her council couldn’t find her a specialist #interpreter. Maisie attended the same school since nursery and has always had a one-to-one sign interpreter.
    "I feel angry and frustrated. I want to see my friends. I miss my school friends.". bit.ly/4elT2ic
    Maisie, who is temporarily being educated at home in #Broseley, will now have to travel 32km to start at a new deaf resource base school in Wolverhampton.
    #DeafRights

  15. A #deaf 9 year old is angry after being unable to go to school because her council couldn’t find her a specialist #interpreter. Maisie attended the same school since nursery and has always had a one-to-one sign interpreter.
    "I feel angry and frustrated. I want to see my friends. I miss my school friends.". bit.ly/4elT2ic
    Maisie, who is temporarily being educated at home in #Broseley, will now have to travel 32km to start at a new deaf resource base school in Wolverhampton.
    #DeafRights

  16. A #deaf 9 year old is angry after being unable to go to school because her council couldn’t find her a specialist #interpreter. Maisie attended the same school since nursery and has always had a one-to-one sign interpreter.
    "I feel angry and frustrated. I want to see my friends. I miss my school friends.". bit.ly/4elT2ic
    Maisie, who is temporarily being educated at home in #Broseley, will now have to travel 32km to start at a new deaf resource base school in Wolverhampton.
    #DeafRights

  17. As popular as podcasts have become, the elephant in the room is how exclusionary they are to not an insignificant swath of the population. By their nature of being an audio-based medium, the reality is #Deaf and #HardOfHearing people have never been able to experience podcasts and enjoy them as the masses do. bit.ly/3SDDmxG
    #DeafRights #InclusionMatters #DisabilityInclusion #DisabilityJustice

  18. As popular as podcasts have become, the elephant in the room is how exclusionary they are to not an insignificant swath of the population. By their nature of being an audio-based medium, the reality is #Deaf and #HardOfHearing people have never been able to experience podcasts and enjoy them as the masses do. bit.ly/3SDDmxG
    #DeafRights #InclusionMatters #DisabilityInclusion #DisabilityJustice

  19. As popular as podcasts have become, the elephant in the room is how exclusionary they are to not an insignificant swath of the population. By their nature of being an audio-based medium, the reality is #Deaf and #HardOfHearing people have never been able to experience podcasts and enjoy them as the masses do. bit.ly/3SDDmxG
    #DeafRights #InclusionMatters #DisabilityInclusion #DisabilityJustice

  20. As popular as podcasts have become, the elephant in the room is how exclusionary they are to not an insignificant swath of the population. By their nature of being an audio-based medium, the reality is #Deaf and #HardOfHearing people have never been able to experience podcasts and enjoy them as the masses do. bit.ly/3SDDmxG
    #DeafRights #InclusionMatters #DisabilityInclusion #DisabilityJustice

  21. As popular as podcasts have become, the elephant in the room is how exclusionary they are to not an insignificant swath of the population. By their nature of being an audio-based medium, the reality is #Deaf and #HardOfHearing people have never been able to experience podcasts and enjoy them as the masses do. bit.ly/3SDDmxG
    #DeafRights #InclusionMatters #DisabilityInclusion #DisabilityJustice

  22. As popular as podcasts have become, the elephant in the room is how exclusionary they are to not an insignificant swath of the population. By their nature of being an audio-based medium, the reality is #Deaf and #HardOfHearing people have never been able to experience podcasts and enjoy them as the masses do. bit.ly/3SDDmxG
    #DeafRights #InclusionMatters #DisabilityInclusion #DisabilityJustice