Visually Speaking adopts a unique approach to teaching ASL by not using ASL interpreters and conducting classes with voices off. This methodology is driven by several key factors: This article is AI generated article using the prompt, explain in 300 words why Visually Speaking does not use ASL interpreters in […]
Deaf Culture Seattle
Happy Pride Month!
Pride Month holds particular significance for Visually Speaking and the queer signers as it intersects two important aspects of identity: being part of the LGBTQ+ community and the ASL community. Here are some reasons why Pride Month is important: Ultimately, Pride Month for Queers is a time to celebrate their […]
What is Deaf Standard Time?
Deaf Standard Time, also known as DST, is a concept that reflects the cultural perception of time within the Deaf community. It recognizes that Deaf individuals often experience time differently compared to the hearing population. In Deaf Standard Time, punctuality and adherence to strict timetables may have a different significance. […]
Closing night wrap up party hosted by Visually Speaking
Let’s come together for the closing night wrap up party for the grand finale of LIMITLESS EXPRESSIONS, presented by Deaf Spotlight! Rub elbows with talented Deaf celebrities and celebrate Deaf art at Vermillion Art Gallery and Bar on March 11th, 9pm PDT to close DST. (that’s Deaf Standard Time) All […]
Deaf Ecosystem, how can you support?
Supporting the Deaf Ecosystem is crucial for the preservation and growth of Deaf culture and the Deaf community. The Deaf Ecosystem refers to the interconnected network of individuals, organizations, and resources that support and serve the Deaf community. This includes Deaf-led businesses, organizations, schools, and cultural events, as well as […]