DeafDigest Mid-Week edition, July 1, 2013
-- owning a candy & snacks store
Rajesh Seth owns a candy store, selling sweets and snacks. This
store is in India, which has a bad reputation for discriminating
against the deaf. But why is Rajesh so remarkable? He is deaf-blind!
-- iPad use in a meeting
A deaf person could use iPad during a meeting with hearing
people at work. The interpreter can use iPad from home to
interpret for that deaf person. This is was an experiment
that seemed to work. Maybe it will be a more common use.
-- a lipreading contest in Scotland
Clydebank is a small town in Scotland. This town had a
lipreading contest, inviting the public to take part.
It was hosted by an organization of the deaf and hard of
hearing. Purpose was to show hearing people how hard it
is to lipread many words.
06/30/13 Blue edition at:
http://35.182.75.222/category/newsletter/newsletter-blue-newsletter/
06/30/13 Gold edition at:
http://35.182.75.222/category/newsletter/newsletter-gold-newsletter/
