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I wanted to start. Thread for the hearing challenged. Its a disability in everyday life at home and work and outside in the community.
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I used to volunteer for a charity called Richmond Aid, the CEO was deaf and could lip read incredibly well. The only time he took an interpreter with him was when the meeting was incredibly important and therefore he was amazingly able😀
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That’s wonderful to see . Many people are successful despite the hearing. When travelling we don’t know how to read another country’s language on lips. I use translation apps but with masks and foreign accents and tones it’s challenging
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What is for the weekend? I went to a small concert supporting earthquake victims in Taiwan at Billboard Tokyo. Unfortunately, there is only one option for accessible seating.
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Interesting program, thank it will make a difference?
forbes.com
Earlier this month, San Francisco-based Airbnb announced a partnership with the United Spinal Association in hosting the Airbnb Entrepreneurship Academy.
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At the very least, I hope it increases awareness and helps with providing better information about the accommodations (better pictures!)
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Summer Road tripHi, I’m new to tabifolk. I’ve just posted a new Episode on my Goal1Joyfullife YouTube channel. We are getting ready for a two-week road trip…
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An important reminder that it is one thing to put in accessibility features, but keeping them maintained is also very important!
abc.net.au
The first time Jaimen broke his neck he became quadriplegic. Then he broke it again
Only 1 per cent of Australia's beaches are accessible to those who live with disabilities. Jaimen Hudson, who broke his neck trying to get to the beach, says that needs to change.
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