The big news of the week in the world relay services is the US FCC has targeted Video Relay Services in a national fraud case: Twenty-six employees of seven companies that provide translation services to the deaf and hearing impaired … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Monday week ago my AAC device, which I call Aaron, decided to malfunction. The video connection on the main board went, so I took it to Novitatech to be repair yet however it the problem was more serious, subsequently Aaron … Continue reading →
Turn up your speakers. This is brilliant! Sorry it doesn’t have subtitles for all the words that is said in the music but it would worth your while getting translated if you are hard of hearing or Deaf. Yet the … Continue reading →
I am for acknowledging our fellow Indigenous aussies who, when they were only kids, were torn from their family home to be placed into an institutional Home as it was said that “it was for the best for them’.” How … Continue reading →
Something strange happened over the Christmas period. I am use to having people asking about my disability and most guess right by asking if I have cerebral palsy. I don’t have a problem explaining it to people as it can … Continue reading →
UNITED NATIONS, 26 July — Improving access to new information technology for persons with disabilities will be the focus of this year’s International Day of Disabled Persons, the United Nations announced today. The Day, which is marked on 3 December, … Continue reading →
This morning I was out doing my shopping at the local supermarket as one does from time to time. Towards the end of the tracking around the isles, in the fruit and vegs section, I met a friend of a … Continue reading →