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An online platform is moving beyond sign language to help India’s deaf community communicate
People with disabilities can register on Atypical Advantage and receive training in UI/UX designing, business etiquette, written English, and other digital skills.
Around one in five (over 19%) of India's deaf and hard-of-hearing children were out-of-school in 2014, according to a survey conducted for the Indian Government. A new study calls on the government to ...
Adding scientific signs to Indian Sign Language will create a more inclusive field for deaf students
Digvijay Singh, a deaf sign-language educator, works with biology researchers and sign-language specialists to add to the scientific lexicon for deaf students in India. The lack of scientific terms ...
The lack of scientific terms and vocabulary in many of the world’s sign languages can make science education and research careers inaccessible for deaf people and those with hearing loss. Meet the ...
In American Sign Language, the sign for potato is two fingers tapping a fist — like testing a cooked tuber with a fork. In ...
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International Day Of Sign Languages 2025: Theme, Significance, And Why Inclusivity Matters
Why The Day Matters: The International Day of Sign Languages (IDSL) is observed every year today, September 23, following the United Nations’ declaration to highlight the rights and identity of the ...
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