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Deaf awareness
Deaf mountaineer Morag Skelton is helping others explore Scotland’s wild spaces with confidence and freedom.
A new UK Research & Innovation-backed project led by RNID and deaf sector partners will explore the future of AI-enabled BSL translation through an inclusive national public dialogue.
Matt shares how he navigated holidays abroad after losing his hearing – and the tips that made his journeys easier.
Charlotte spent two decades trying to manage her severe hearing loss - until a cochlear implant assessment changed everything.
Bilal was born profoundly deaf and grew up using BSL. After facing bullying in secondary school, a move to a specialist deaf school transformed his confidence. Now at university, he’s determined to become a Teacher of the Deaf and promote deaf awareness.
Access to Work is failing to provide timely, accessible support for deaf people and those with hearing loss. RNID’s Teri Devine explains the impact of long delays, outdated systems and poor communication, and why urgent reform is needed to ensure people can access and stay in work.
Ian Rayner, one of only three deaf skydivers in the UK, is making skydiving inclusive by teaching British Sign Language at his local centre.
Sandra knows how much workplace inclusion matters and how simple actions can make a big difference. Read her advice for supporting colleagues who are deaf or have hearing loss.
Jack’s story shows how small changes can make a big difference for colleagues who are deaf or have hearing loss. Discover his experiences, and how you can create an inclusive workplace.