Chrissy Marshall on Instagram: "Thought I'd share this unforgettable moment for the last day of Deaf Awareness month🥲🥹💕#Wholesome #Japan #SignLanguage (かわいい人々 @eyethsigners @dreadnoughtdeaf @alib_era__tion @matj223ceo @s.sp185 @world_beautiful_harmony @manaeyeth @karuhamayaramu ) Video Description: Text reads “Fingerspelling my name in Japanese Sign Language.” A street Tokyo at night light by streetlights. Chrissy in a casual t-shirt and jeans stands in center of circle surrounded by Deaf Jap

How Everything Works on Instagram: "In Miracle on 34th Street (1994), the young actress, Samantha Krieger, who is deaf, really did not know that Richard Attenborough (playing Kris Kringle) could sign. When he began signing to her during the department store scene, her joyful reaction was completely genuine and unscripted. It’s one of the film’s most touching moments, and it resonated strongly with deaf and hard-of-hearing audiences because it wasn’t staged — her excitement was real."

Hood Club on Instagram: "🎬 The Miracle Worker (1962): Experience the inspiring true story of Helen Keller, a young deaf and blind girl, and her determined teacher, Anne Sullivan, who transforms her world through patience, perseverance, and unwavering belief. The Miracle Worker captures the intense emotional journey of communication, trust, and human connection, highlighting the transformative power of education and determination. With unforgettable performances and moving storytelling, the film

Jon Urquhart on Instagram: "Emergency preparedness and information access for Deaf/HoH VD: Jon narrates the experience of Deaf people in emergency situations using 9/11 and accounts from Deaf survivors, he pushes for equal access for all emergency situations. #coda #neverforget #accessibilitymatters #911"

Líana Santos || Deaf girl with a Cochlear Implant on Instagram: "VERSION English: 🌍🤟 International Week of the Deaf United by sign language, regardless of the country or language 💫✨ 📹 In this video, my friends from different parts of the world share a word in their own language and sign language. Because even if the languages are different, the connection is the same: inclusive communication! 💕 👕 Get your official T-shirt at @deuxmoongt and join in celebrating diversity and deaf pride. #de

MEMES on Instagram: "No way 😭 Sign language is a way of communicating using hand shapes, movements, facial expressions, and body language instead of spoken words. It’s a complete language with its own grammar and structure, not just a set of gestures. Different countries and regions have their own sign languages—for example, American Sign Language (ASL) in the United States and Canada, British Sign Language (BSL) in the UK, and others worldwide. Sign language is mainly used by Deaf and hard-of-

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