It’s helpful for Janet and her staff to know you level of hearing so sessions can be tailored to everyone
Learn these sign so you too can understand people level of hearing
https://wa.me/?text=https%3A//youtu.be/K_14c5rkRHg%3Fsi%3DGnV5WoZRdEt_Z5Rp
As many of our members are hard of hearing or like Janet Deafened and some are DEAF Lipreading is important to them.
Have a look at this FB challenge and tell us all what you thought and how well you did.
https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1DDV23UQMC/?mibextid=wwXIfr
Inclusive language means using words that respect and affirm people’s identities. A few quick swaps:
different generations have different ideas on the subject and may use different words but Janet and helpers try to use
everyone Instead of “guys
person Instead of “disabled person”, (unless someone states their preference)
gender-neutral terms like “leader and follower ” instead of “man/lady”.
Call to Action:
