Sign Language Blog

June 20, 2007 on 5:00 am | In Sign Language |

100 youths learn how to Make a Difference
Daily Item - She has since moved on to the Rochester Institute of Technology to pursue a career in American sign language interpretation. Miss Putnam said the energy she felt at her pioneer conference five years ago drives her today. “This conference shows

Home-schoolers take the stage
Herald News - PLAINFIELD — It wasn’t a normal awards and graduation ceremony. Some were acknowledged for their smiles. One for counting to 200. Another for improving in softball. One for teaching herself sign language. And another girl for taking high school and

Performing Arts
Richmond.com - The title role is played by Mary Vreeland, an award-winning Broadway and film deaf actor whose native tongue is American Sign Language (ASL). With the production assistance of internationally recognized Master Signer Patrick Graybill the cast of

Featured PRFirm
PRWeb - LifeLinks LLC provides and enables interpreting services and sign language interpreting at the bedside in a live, interactive videoconference between the patient and the interpreter while also offering the hospitals a source of revenue and a

Seniors leave EV High lasting gift
Spokane Spokesman-Review - One memorialized East Valley sign language teacher Terry Vaughan who was killed in a 2000 drowning accident. Another was a tribute to student Brian Knisley, who died 10 years ago, shortly after graduating from the school. It wasn t the way Senior

Coors Donates to National Hispanic American Education Fund
El Valle Hispanic News - Jessica volunteers to support the Signing Snow Day sponsored by the Rocky Mountain Deaf School, and taught sign language at the Colorado Registry of Interpreters and Aspen Camp. Johanna Garcia will attend CSU this fall where she will pursue an

Space shuttle awaits launch
Florida Times-Union - The shuttle was set to blast off at 7:38 p.m. on a mission to continue building the international space station. Astronaut Danny Olivas used sign language to say, “I love you” before crawling into the spacecraft and getting strapped in. The weather