A Toronto business owner is hoping to empower other businesses to make a meaningful impact by hiring inclusively. Audra Brown with how his own hearing loss has motivated his hiring practises.
Many deaf individuals are following their passions and becoming their own boss. This is especially notable because it’s hard enough for anyone in this day and age, let alone being a deaf entrepreneur. We live in a time where economic,…
Business Owners Can Master ASL With This $20 Bundle | Entrepreneur Newsweek reports that, as of 2019, American Sign Language (ASL) was the primary mode of communication for approximately one million people in the U.S. and Canada. As a business…
Black Deaf-owned Business: Chef Marcus
Meet Giedrius: The Deaf Fashion Designer with Five Deaf Tailors | YouTube video Giedrius Šarkauskas is a deaf fashion designer who runs his own company, Lino Kopos, in Lithuania. His daughter and five other deaf tailors work with him, creating…
Working with a d/Deaf or Hard of Hearing Client By Cat Broadhead, Client who is late-deafened D/Deaf or Hard of Hearing – Not “Hearing-Impaired” The politically correct terms are “people who are d/Deaf” and “people who are hard of hearing.” …
