Happy Inclusive Halloween! Making Halloween accessible for all kids.

Sign Language got an interesting start in Baseball. The umpire Cy Rigler began using hand signals in the minors in 1905 so that...

Kudos to a California nonprofit whose mission is to give language to all while celebrating our differences! GraceSigns recently...

"The human hand is so beautifully formed, its actions are so powerful, so free and yet so delicate that there is no thought of its...

Perfect are you? My guess is no. Some people may look perfect, some may even think that they are perfect, but in fact, not one single...

People are recognizing the importance of inclusivity, which is why there is a greater demand for American Sign Language (ASL)...

As you probably know, pets give us a great deal of peace and joy every day. During these turbulent times, being with our pets is...

Have an Inclusive Halloween for All Kids

There are many interesting facts about sign language: its origins in France; the vast number of signed languages internationally;...

Craving a bit more sign language in your viewing. These current shows feature amazing actors, reality stars and plenty of ASL to fill...

Let's talk about lack of inclusion and its mean cousin 'Bullying'. Bullying shows its face in many ugly ways. Sometimes it‘s obvious but...

Diversity- according to the Oxford Dictionary - is a "range of many people [or things] that are very different from each other." ...

There is no doubt about it, the year 2020 has been difficult for many of us: COVID, the economy, racial tensions, learning and working...

Recently, I encountered an old friend and we discussed life, our daily challenges and family. She had lost someone extremely close to her...

Through conviction and perseverance, the opportunity for equality can be realized. I believe an inclusive world is a better world.

With many people on lockdown or staying home, video conferencing, chatting and interacting for work, school and fun. Here are some options

The youngest is different from the others in that she has Down syndrome. This may seem like a hardship to some parents -although it is my op

I never get tired of hearing Martin Luther King's riveting "I have A Dream” speech from 1963. King was one of the brilliant forefathers...