Join Deaf Awareness Week to celebrate deaf culture and advocate for inclusion. Learn sign language to bridge communities and support this vital cause.| Start ASL | Learn American Sign Language with our Complete 4-Level Course!
Master ASL practice with effective techniques, from basic signs to online resources and interactive sessions, for better fluency and confidence.| Start ASL | Learn American Sign Language with our Complete 4-Level Course!
Learning American Sign Language (ASL) goes beyond memorizing signs — it’s about connecting with a culture and a community. One of the most meaningful ways to show respect in ASL is by using polite expressions like “excuse me.” While it might seem like a simple phrase, it carries weight, showing your awareness, cultural sensitivity, and willingness to engage thoughtfully with the Deaf community.| Start ASL
Learning sign language isn’t just about picking up new vocabulary—it’s about unlocking a whole new way of seeing and expressing the world.| Start ASL | Learn American Sign Language with our Complete 4-Level Course!
I had the opportunity to attend a screening of this historical documentary, “Deaf President Now!” This documentary was directed by Nyle DiMarco and Davis Guggenheim. Producers for this picture included DiMarco, Guggenheim, Amanda Rohlke, and many others. Rohlke has collaborated with major production companies and networks, including Netflix, HBO, and National Geographic. Additionally, this film had many Deaf crew members involved in bringing this important story to life.| Start ASL
In a world filled with diverse cultures and languages, one might wonder: is sign language universal? It’s a common misconception that sign language is a universal language. However, just like spoken languages, sign languages are diverse and vary across different regions and cultures.| Start ASL | Learn American Sign Language with our Complete 4-Level Course!
