Hearing

August 13, 2025 0

Breaking the Silence: How Rose Ayling-Ellis is Redefining TV Inclusion With Code of Silence

A new British crime drama, “Code of Silence,” has been making waves for its compelling plot and [...]

A close-up shot from the film ‘Sinners,’ featuring Michael B. Jordan and Miles Caton. Jordan, on the left with a beard and wearing a white tank top, holds Caton close. Both men have expressions of intense shock and fear on their faces as they stare at something off-camera. They are illuminated by a warm, orange glow against a dim background, suggesting they are witnessing a fire or explosion.

July 28, 2025 0

“Sinners” Movie Review: A Horror Hit and a Landmark for Black American Sign Language

Discover the critically acclaimed horror film "Sinners" now streaming on Max. Learn about its groundbreaking release in Black American Sign Language (BASL), what the reviews are saying, and why this is a pivotal moment for representation and accessibility in cinema. [...]

In a classroom setting with 'Deaf Learn' signage, a Black male facilitator wearing a 'Deaf-in-Tech Facilitator' t-shirt stands and uses sign language, teaching two seated Black students (a young man and a woman in a hijab) who are engaged and looking up at him from a desk with an open laptop.

April 25, 2025 0

Sign Language & Code: Deaf-in-Tech Nigeria’s Approach to Inclusive Tech Training

Learn how Deaf-in-Tech Nigeria uses sign language and visual methods to provide accessible coding and data analytics training, overcoming barriers for the Deaf community in Nigeria's tech sector [...]

Hand resting on a wooden surface, wearing the SpellRing prototype sensor device on the thumb, with colored wires leading towards the wrist.

March 31, 2025 0

SpellRing: Cornell’s Wearable AI Ring Translates ASL Fingerspelling

Key takeaways about the SpellRing project: Wearable Translation: Researchers at Cornell University are [...]

Black & while portrait of Nicky Weir - makeup artist and second guest on the. Shaping Tomorrow podcast. Nicky is seen wearing a black full sleeves shirt, posing at an angle and smiling.

October 22, 2024 0

Rachel Shenton Launches “Shaping Tomorrow” Video Podcast For Deaf Community

Discover "Shaping Tomorrow," Rachel Shenton's video podcast series celebrating diversity and deaf voices in the industry. [...]

September 22, 2024 0

Engineering Students Participate in EPICS in IEEE Competition to Develop Innovative Accessibility Solutions for Disabled Individuals

Discover innovative accessibility projects from the 2023 EPICS in IEEE Access and Abilities Competition that can change lives for people with disabilities. [...]

The Abbotts' home from "A Quiet Place" is recreated inside the Universal Studios Hollywood Halloween Horror Nights house of the same name. It's a large, two-story white house facade. The house features a Victorian-style architecture with dormer windows on the upper floor, a wrap-around porch, and detailed trim work. The front door is open, revealing a lit interior. String lights are hung above, and a white picket fence is visible in the foreground. The house appears to be inside a larger indoor space, suggesting it's a prop or attraction.

September 1, 2024 0

Assistive Technology Blog

Hearing

Breaking the Silence: How Rose Ayling-Ellis is Redefining TV Inclusion With Code of Silence

“Sinners” Movie Review: A Horror Hit and a Landmark for Black American Sign Language

Sign Language & Code: Deaf-in-Tech Nigeria’s Approach to Inclusive Tech Training

SpellRing: Cornell’s Wearable AI Ring Translates ASL Fingerspelling

Rachel Shenton Launches “Shaping Tomorrow” Video Podcast For Deaf Community

Engineering Students Participate in EPICS in IEEE Competition to Develop Innovative Accessibility Solutions for Disabled Individuals

Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights Breaks New Ground with ASL-Inclusive ‘A Quiet Place’ Haunted House

Inclusive Nightlife: How Shanghai’s BassBath Event Unites Deaf and Hearing Music Fans

“Harmonium: The Musical” Introduces Harmonium Sign Language to Promote Inclusion in Gaming

NEAS Introduces British Sign Language Relay Service for Deaf Emergency Patients in England