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West Brook player plays football with help of sign interpreter
BEAUMONT, Texas - Joseph "Jo Jo" Guidry IV looks like any other freshman football player at West Brook.
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What I’m Into: Renee Johnson, 32
Why you should know her: Johnson is a sign language interpreter for Employee and Family Resources.
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The Global Association for Contact Center Best Practices & Networking
August 31, 2010 -- Phoning a bank, visiting the doctor, ordering a pizza, or dealing with tradesmen – these are the tasks which most of us take for granted, but for deaf people they can be a mountainous challenge.
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New Laws Effective January 1, 2010
The following legislation will take effect beginning Jan. 1, 2010.
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First Test Of Sign Language By Cell Phone
University of Washington engineers are developing the first device able to transmit American Sign Language over U.S. cellular networks. The tool is just completing its initial field test by participants in a UW summer program for deaf and hard-of-hearing students.
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Phone services improved for hearing-impaired, deaf
The Government has opened bids for another five years of the phone relay service for the hearing-impaired and deaf, and the service is being improved for those who otherwise struggle to use the telephone.
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Five more years on line
The government has opened bids for another five years of the phone relay service for the hearing-impaired and Deaf, with two major wins for those who otherwise struggle to use the telephone.
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Rogue Valley deaf community says new technology can help them communicate
The Rogue Valley's deaf community hopes to persuade businesses and public agencies to take advantage of new technology that can help them communicate more effectively.
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Deaf and mute man charged with wife's murder
CHICAGO (AP) -- Prosecutors in Chicago say a deaf and mute man stabbed his wife to death on their 10th wedding anniversary and still had blood on his hands when he confessed to a police sign language interpreter.
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Deaf, mute man charged in wife's stabbing death
A deaf and mute man stabbed his wife to death on their 10th wedding anniversary — and then confessed to a police sign language interpreter with his still bloody hands, prosecutors said Friday.Charles Hughes, 40, of the 7000 block of South King Drive, was holding a bloody knife when police arrived. He dropped it and held out his hands in a "cuff-me" motion, prosecutors said.He's charged with ...
