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11/08/2026
Say no to data centres
Go protest - Christchurch New Zealand tomorrow
Info in link
Protesters opposed to the rapid development of hyperscale data centres will gather tomorrow in Christchurch, as part of a nationwide day of action. Read more below.
The Commonwealth Games begin tomorrow!
Get event-ready with our British Sign Language (BSL) signs, covering some of the biggest events in the Games.
Watch and practise together with your deaf child 💜
09/07/2026
Official Deaf Day at Great America in Santa Clara, CA!
Come join the Deaf and ASL community for a fun day at California’s Great America! Anyone Deaf, HH, DB, CODAS, Terps, ASL Students and Allies are welcome!
🎡 Rides
💦 Water Park
🤝 Friends & Community
Great America Tickets below in the link and hope to see you there! 🤟💙
📅 Date: Saturday, July 25, 2026
🕐 Time: 10 AM - 10 PM
📍 Location: CA's Great America, 4701 Great America Pkwy, Santa Clara, CA 95054
🔗 sixflags.com/cagreatamerica
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30/06/2026
Happy International Day of Deafblindness 💙
Officially recognised by the UN on June 27th last year, this day celebrates the legacy of Helen Keller — the visibility, inclusion, and strength of deafblind communities worldwide.
As Helen Keller said: “Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.”
A reminder that communication knows no single form — and when barriers are removed, human potential becomes limitless. 🤍
VD: Black-and-white portrait poster of Helen Keller seated in profile, reading a large braille book, with a textured vintage-paper design and the British Deaf Association logo in the top corner. The bottom features her name in large text alongside braille dots.
20/06/2026
The Osmond family grew up with sign language as part of everyday life. Two of the oldest Osmond brothers, Tom and Virl, were born deaf, so the entire family learned to sign from an early age.
Their musical journey was closely connected to this. The younger siblings often sang at church and community events, and the family’s strong bond, including their use of sign language, became part of what made them so special.
Marie Osmond has spoken about growing up signing and has used sign language in performances and public awareness campaigns. Donny Osmond has also signed publicly during performances and television appearances.
The Osmonds were long time supporters of the Deaf community and even worked with the National Theater of the Deaf during the 1970s. For them, sign language was never an add on. It was simply part of their family, their communication, and their lives.
06/06/2026
Fantastic night!
we really enjoyed!