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	Felicity Bleckly BellaOnline's Deafness Editor

AA Help people communicate with you [offsite link]
A number of items which you may find help others communicate with you. Feel free to print them and pass around or put them on a notice board or other conspicuous place. (Kitchen, bathroom, lift etc)

Communicating with deaf people
Here are some tips about how you can help communication with a deaf or hard of hearing person. Why not print them out and put them in a prominent space at your work, club or home.

Deaf discrimination at work
A discussion on whether discrimination at work exists for the deaf and if so in what forms and how can it be overcome.

Deaf Employment Articles [offsite link]
This site contains information on the Deaf and the challenges they face in the workplace.

Deafness and Equality At Work
This article dicusses equality for Deaf individuals that are employed and in need of an interpreter.

Job Discrimination of the Deaf
Sadly, there are still issues today of job discrimination in the United States, when it comes to Deaf individuals. Read this article for more information on my thoughts and beliefs regarding this issue.

Late-Deafened Adults and the Workplace
Read this article for more information on the challenges that late deafened adults face in the workplace, as well as a website that is available to them.

Safety on the Job for Deaf Individuals
Safety on the job is not only a concern for employers, but also a strong concern for those with any degree of hearing loss.

Take the deafness challenge
Not everyone hears as well as you do and for those who can’t, just doing normal things becomes a challenge. Why not take the deafness challenge in a fun experiment. You could find it enlightening

Working without hearing [offsite link]
This site offers advice and information about how to keep your job if you have hearing loss.

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