My Virgin Glastonbury Experience.
You can’t sum it up easily so the words below work for me. I experienced so much in a short space of time. It was amazing. To see the Foo Fighters made their hair on the back of my neck stand, a shiver of excitement run through my body and I cried briefly. They are […]
Lone Bee Co: A Tattoo Shop Committed to Accessibility and Customer Happiness
The Owner When I first arrived at the shop, the door says Lone Bee & Co and a striking tagline of “Where Everyone is Equal”. This set the tone for the visit and the article even though I have known Naomi for a very long time. So onwards… Naomi Harada is a Deaf business owner […]
The broken Halo
The venue statement implies they have done enough and the reality is that it is not the case.
A review about EUGENE
An accessible play. Think of TED Talks, if you have not seen what these talks are, they are informative talks about a wide range of topics and there is always something for everyone. Basically YouTube for the curious! The performance is accessible to those who are Deaf, Hard of Hearing and deafened. I would argue […]
Ukraine, freedom and the Disabled Communities.
From Dan: The war in Ukraine is a humanitarian disaster. There are many worries – what will happen to the civilians, LGBTQIA+ , those who are not white and there are groups that are not discussed in the media….Those who are Disabled. Tanya Herasymova, project coordinator for activist group Fight For Our Right says in […]
BBC Radio Humberside Interview about BSL
I made some notes for my interview. It is essentially a transcript – Dan 1. How easy would it be for everyone to learn some BSL? Learning British Sign Language is as easy and difficult as it would be with any other language. It depends on how often you converse using Sign Language with someone […]