How to Promote Deaf Inclusion

Deaf inclusion is about more than just providing access – it’s about creating a culture of respect and understanding. Here are some ways you can promote deaf inclusion:

  1. Learn some basic sign language phrases.
  2. Use visual aids and written materials to supplement verbal communication.
  3. Be patient and willing to repeat yourself if necessary.
  4. Don’t make assumptions about what deaf people can or can’t do.
  5. Be open to feedback and willing to make accommodations.
  6. Educate yourself and others about deaf culture and history.

By taking these steps, you can help create a more inclusive and welcoming environment for deaf people. Let’s work together to break down barriers and promote deaf inclusion!

Click the link for more information: https://ukdeafsport.org.uk/top-tips-on-making-your-sport-and-activity-sessions-deaf-friendly/

Do you want to learn signs? Click here to get started! https://ukdeafsport.org.uk/compilation-of-bsl/

We also have a fingerspelling video from @SenseCharity. Try it out below!

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