In September, we celebrate International Week of Deaf People 2025, a time dedicated to educating and spreading awareness about Deaf culture. We asked Certified Rehabilitation Counselors (CRCs) affiliated with the Deaf community to share their knowledge and educate us. By centering these perspectives, we can begin to understand misconceptions and find more ways for […] The post Exploring Deaf Culture with CRCs appeared first on CRCC COMMISSION ON REHABILITATION COUNSELOR CERTIFICATION.| CRCC COMMISSION ON REHABILITATION COUNSELOR CERTIFICATION
Master the 'K' in sign language with our comprehensive guide. Learn its significance in the ASL alphabet, enhance your communication skills, and explore learning resources.| Start ASL | Learn American Sign Language with our Complete 4-Level Course!
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Explore a fantastic lineup of deaf movies that shine a spotlight on deaf characters, American Sign Language (ASL), and the vibrant Deaf community!| 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!
Last week I talked about the origins of ASL. There is so much more I could say about the history of signed communication. This week, I wanted to share some of the tidbits I found but didn’t h…| KnotMagick Studios
Daylight Saving Time (DST) is a practice that has been around for over a century. It involves adjusting our clocks forward by one hour in the spring, which is often referred to as “spring forward,” and then setting them back an hour in the fall when Daylight Saving Time ends. The concept behind DST is to make better use of daylight during the longer days of summer, ultimately saving energy. However, the biannual time change often leads to confusion and mixed feelings. In this article, we ...| Start ASL | Learn American Sign Language with our Complete 4-Level Course!
As with most things that don’t fit the “normal” way of doing things, the earliest history of sign language, the earliest history is unknown; however, communication through gesture has existed everywhere since pre-historic times. This includes both informal gestures, like waving at someone to greet them, or pointing at an object to indicate it, as… Continue reading A Brief History of: American Sign Language| KnotMagick Studios
