Events and Holidays
This subject contains all articles pertaining to special events in communities across the United States.
Better Speech and Hearing Month 
For some people ordinary sounds are extraordinary. May is Better Speech and Hearing month in the USA. It is the month when focus is on educating the public about speech and hearing disorders, promoting treatment and understanding for people who my need it. Buckle Up America [offsite link]
The emphasis of this site is to assure that people understand the necessity of seat belts for all ages. Coping with Deafness at Christmas
The malls are in a frenzy, the department stores crowded and parties galore. Well of course. It’s Christmas! This time of year can mean extra stress for deaf and the hearing imparied. Even if you get good results from your hearing aids or implant processors some coping tricks may still be needed. Coping with Deafness on Holiday
Getting away for a break can be stressful, but when you are deaf or hearing impaired being in strange places can be even harder. Take time to prepare before you leave to help relieve some of the pressure. Deaf Ex-Mainstreamer´s Group [offsite link]
A group that supports Deaf children and challenges some mainstreaming techniques Deaflympics
The focus of the world has been on Beijing during August 2008 with the Olympic games showcasing the fastest athletes, the strongest swimmers, the smoothest divers and the best and greatest in any of the sports competing for glory. But not all people can compete in the Olympics. International AIDS Candlelight Memorial [offsite link]
Articles in this subject deal specifically with current events and community events that are pertinent to Deaf individuals. May Day and Lei Day
May 1, 2006, is a day of celebration across the United States. It is also a time of celebration in the Hawaiian islands. Read this article for more information.
Travelling deaf
Have you ever watched an individual perform through sign dance? Read this article for suggestions to the hearing community, when they use sign language in their dance routines. Links marked with the [offsite link] designation point to websites not associated with BellaOnline.com. BellaOnline.com is not responsible for the material found there.
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