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A year after the creation of 988, the suicide and crisis lifeline will now be accessible to deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals. Those who speak American Sign Language will soon have life saving intervention a phone call away.
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Currently, there is no standard process for assessing deaf children under five. Kids with hearing loss sometimes arrive at kindergarten with “language deprivation,” meaning they don’t know as many words as they should at their age.
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Employers could have skilled, dependable workers for accommodations as simple as Braille stickers on work items.
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Celia Ruiz updates her Facebook page multiple times a day. These days, the content is all coronavirus-related – flyers from school districts on how to get…
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Segment 1: National perspective on affordable housing in Kansas City.As new households form, additional housing stock isn't keeping pace, studies show.…
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Segment 1: History of deaf discrimination in the United States.Members of the hearing-impaired community oft face unique challenges when living in…
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Members of the hearing-impaired community often face unique, and sometimes difficult situations even when living in America. Today, we discuss the history…
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On KCUR’s Central Standard, host Gina Kaufmann spoke to Reverend Debbie Buchholz, co-founder of Deaf International, and William Ennis, assistant professor…
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Maita thinks he was seven years old when he and his family were forced out of their home in Bhutan.Starting in the late 1980s, the Himalayan country began…
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Members of the hearing-impaired community often face unique, and sometimes difficult situations even when living in America. Today, we discuss the history…
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Can you imagine what it would be like to regain your sense of hearing after years of silence? Regaining the ability to hear isn't as simple as flipping a…
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A photographer discusses her new book about homelessness in Johnson County, and a comics artist shares his thoughts on the trials and tribulations of the…