Derbyshire Times on MSN
Innovative Derby school project teaching sign language to emergency service staff wins national TV recognition
An innovative project at Royal School for the Deaf Derby teaching sign language to firefighters and police has won national recognition after being shown on top breakfast show BBC Morning Live.
Face2FaceAfrica on MSN
Trump administration argues sign language services undermine Trump’s grip on his public image
Trump administration tells a court that requiring ASL interpreters at White House briefings would weaken President Trump’s ...
Overturning policies encompassing DEI have become a hallmark of Trump's second administration, starting with his very first ...
In 2025, Language AI crossed an important threshold in real-world use. These ten Language AI use cases capture key instances from Slator’s 2025 coverage, highlighting examples where adoption advanced, ...
The Trump administration argues sign language at press events violate the President’s “prerogative to control the image he ...
Straight Arrow News on MSN
'Trump Kennedy Center' name goes live, but may not stick
The Kennedy Center woke up with a new name and a growing political fight around it after a vote by its board of trustees.
It’s not always easy for Christians who are deaf or hard of hearing to find services and Masses, but some churches are ...
News from around the community includes items from Hinsdale, Franklin Park, Triton College, Oak Park, Western Springs and ...
The community clean-up initiative is part of the New Mexico True "Breaking Bad Habits" clean and beautiful statewide campaign ...
Dailymotion on MSN
How learning sign language boosts climate inclusion
A teacher in Zimbabwe teaches sign language to help deaf communities prepare for climate challenges. He also raises awareness ...
The administration is pushing back on a lawsuit seeking to ensure that interpreters are included at White House events by suggesting that the accommodation is incompatible with the president's image.
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