Teaching a child sign language for words like “more,” “all gone,” or “thank you” can make it easier for them to communicate and express emotions. Share on Pinterest Most children begin to talk around ...

A scene from "I Was Most Alive With You," which features shadow interpreters to create a richer experience for deaf audiences. (Courtesy The Huntington Theatre Company) The Huntington Theatre Company ...

Innovation and the arts take center stage in Boulder every year through Local Theater Company, which is presenting its twelfth annual Local Lab 12 event from Thursday, April 27, through Sunday, April ...

BLOUNTVILLE, TN – What would it be like to live without language? In/Visible Theatre, Western North Carolina’s newest professional theatre, asks that question in its upcoming world premiere play, ...

Every Friday, Davana Jackson, a teacher at Berkeley’s Center for Early Intervention on Deafness (CEID), which helps deaf or hard-of-hearing kids from ages 0 to 5 overcome the barriers that deafness ...

Adam Schembri works for La Trobe University, and is a member of the Victorian Auslan Training Consortium. He receives funding from the Australian Research Council. Before we answer that question, it ...

GIFs can do more than add a sassy quip to the end of your tweet. Now, they can even help you learn a new language. Giphy released an extensive GIF library on Thursday with more than 2,000 words and ...