Boy who is deaf signs his name for the first time after cashier’s ASL surprise

Moises, a Chick-fil-A cashier, surprised a 4-year-old who's deaf by using ASL to communicate — prompting Luca to sign his name for the first time.
The State Press

ASU's future American Sign Language program sees rising interest

While ASU does not offer any degrees or minors in deaf-related studies, faculty members are working on changing that.

When mathematics meets aesthetics: Tessellations as a precise tool for solving complex problems

In a recent study, mathematicians from Freie Universität Berlin have demonstrated that planar tiling, or tessellation, is ...
Motherly on MSN

The 5 baby signs every parent should teach at mealtime, according to a speech expert

Baby sign language for mealtime can transform chaotic dinners. Expert shares which signs to teach first and how to use them ...
The Stylus

ASL Café events to promote inclusion through language and community

SUNY Brockport is taking another step toward fostering accessibility with the new ASL Café events.   This new event series ...
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The Global ABM Conference 2025 delegate brochure is packed with all the information you'll need ahead of booking your ticket. Our second ever Global B2B Marketing Agencies Benchmarking Report is back ...