#idsl

International Day of Sign Languages.

It is Saturday, September 23, but it is no mere Saturday, September 23. It is International Day of Sign Languages, no less. This one is for the deaf community, the hard of hearing the mute, the semi-speaking, the hearing impaired. For all those, in fact, under this wide and vibrant umbrella, we wish you a very happy IDSL, today and every day.

The day's commemoration, in a nutshell, via the United Nations:

The International Day of Sign Languages is a unique opportunity to support and protect the linguistic identity and cultural diversity of all deaf people and other sign language users. During the 2023 celebration of the International Day of Sign Languages, the world will once again highlight the unity generated by our sign languages. Deaf communities, governments, and civil society organizations maintain their collective efforts - hand in hand - in fostering, promoting, and recognizing national sign languages as part of their countries’ vibrant and diverse linguistic landscapes. 

It's September 23rd, International Sign Language Day. The United Nations instituted this event in 2018 to commemorate the World Federation of the Deaf (WFD)’s founding in 1951. The objective is to raise awareness of sign languages and deaf culture and to promote the acceptance of sign languages as deaf people’s basic human rights. The event has grown into a global movement to resolve the many issues deaf people face in their everyday lives and is celebrated through various activities by respective Deaf Communities worldwide.

These activities call for participation and involvement of various stakeholders including families, peers, governmental bodies, professional sign language interpreters, Disabled People’s Organizations (DPOs), and concerned people all over the globe. All of us are invited to unite in endorsement of the need to secure and promote the human rights of deaf people. Please affirm your support for full human rights for all deaf people by signing the WFD Charter on Sign Language Rights for All at https://wfdeaf.org/charter.

Sign languages are visual languages that transmit messages. The 72 million deaf people on our planet use over 300 distinct natural sign languages, although there is also an international sign language that deaf people use when mingling, traveling, and attending international meetings. The international sign language is considered to be a pidgin form because it isn't as complex as the natural sign languages and has a limited lexicon.

IDSLから昨年夏のショーツ以来となる久しぶりのデリバリーです。

暖冬と言われる今年の冬ですがなんだかんだで寒いのはこれからが本番。

そんな時期にぴったりなアノラックのご紹介です。

以前リリースされたボアフリースのアノラックをベースとしてサイズ感をさらに大きくしました。要は大きめです。

大きめな身幅で着丈は長すぎないみんな大好きシルエットです。

ドローコードをグッーーと絞って着るととても良きでした。

素材は撥水加工されているナイロンオックス。

裏地はフリース生地となっており、表地と裏地が一体となっているので着心地も抜群です。

ポケットはリップストップ生地で中のポケットは仕切り付きです。

フリースの裏地はほっこりする暖かさなので、アウタークラスの活躍間違いなしです。

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宜しくお願いします。

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We end this International Week of Deaf People by highlighting the many ways in which our communities represent the broad array of diverse human experiences to be found across the globe. Deaf people are everywhere, and represented in every national, cultural, linguistic and ethnic group. This is a strength of our communities. Today, the WFD calls upon our deaf communities to recognize and take specific actions to ensure our communities are inclusive of all deaf people.

▸Sunday 24 September: Building Inclusive Deaf Communities.

To celebrate International Day of #SignLanguages, the #OurLanguages Office has published a post on sign language interpretation. Check it out to learn about this fascinating field!

Department of empowerment of person with disability (DEPD) celebrated International day of Sign Language (IDSL).

23-September-2020