Tom worked as a draftsman without interpreters and struggled with communication. He eventually improved through persistence and experience. Featured in the On the Job course. Thanks for sharing! This will help us to understand our deaf friends and family better. - added 11/03/2010 - by fuchsiamorpho This is a wonderful video! I am studying to be an interpreter, and I...
Learning Financial Independence
Marta begins working in college after realizing she needs her own spending money. She reflects on how easy it was to spend everything she earned....
Living Deaf: Interests, Identity, and Community
$29.99 0.2 CEUs presenter bios This course explores the lived experiences of Deaf individuals through stories about hobbies, creative pursuits, skilled trades, lifelong learning, faith, family, service, and community involvement. Through authentic personal narratives, participants will examine how interests and passions contribute to identity development, self-expression, personal fulfillment, and connections within the Deaf community. Topics include mechanical problem-solving, artistic and...
LGBTQ Youth, Bullying & Why Support Matters
Mary examines how bullying has evolved in the digital age. Through texting, social media, websites, and other technology, harassment can now follow young people everywhere, intensifying feelings of shame and loneliness. She references tragic real-life cases, including Tyler Clementi, to show how devastating the consequences of cyberbullying can be when cruelty goes unchecked. Mary also focuses on hope and prevention,...





