Deaf Tennis Festival
Come and play tennis for free!
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Fourth page of the exhibition
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Third page of the exhibition
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Second page of exhibition
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First part of exhibition
Hidden Histories Exhibition - Deaf education in 1970s
Start here to being the journey of oral history narratives on deaf people's experiences of education in the 1970s.
Events 2011/12
Deaf pub meets
Experiencing Deafhood (2011)
A film from the Signall II project
Our Deaf Family @OHS
A film by the last students at OHS
Everyone is Equal
No-one is the same
The VRS Today! Campaign
Telecommunications access in BSL; 29th March 2011 (50 people)
Brighton Festival and Fringe 2011
Festival and Fringe events accessible to deaf people
Kathy breaks the sound barrier to qualify as a teacher
Kathy Walker receives her qualification from University of Sussex
Out and Proud, from closet to community
Hastings Rother Rainbow Alliance (Feb 2011)
Hidden Histories project
Recording and archiving narratives on deaf education in 1970's
The Personalisation Agenda
Changes in Social Care; 30th November 2010 (25 people)
Our Space conference
The changing landscape of Deaf spaces to facilitate Health and Wellbeing
Our Space meetings - events in 2010/11
Monthly meeting to celebrate Deaf lives
Mass Observation Communities Online
Recording your lives today (Aug 2010)
Dr. Steve D. Emery (b. 1962)
Deaf academic on citizenship and group rights
Video of services for Deaf people in Brighton and Hove (2003)
Commissioned by the City Council and NHS; Supported by Brighton and Hove DEAF; Produced by Remark!
Political parties
Questions and answers; April 27th, 2010 (30 people)
The festival programme no one heard of!
A Deaf Person's Guide to the Brighton Festival in May 2010
Rev. William Blomefield Sleight M.A. (1850-1927)
Son of William Sleight; a commissioner on the 1889 Royal Commission on the Deaf & Dumb; first President of the BDDA.
Deaf people's narratives
Members of CoP, facilitated by John Walker; 26th January 2010 (35 people)
Deaf Ethnicity, Deafhood and Deaf Ethnosexuality
Christmas Lecture; 19th December 2009 (15 people)
BSL Broadcasting Trust
Terry Reilly, CEO, BSLBT; 24th November 2009 (35 people)
The Sit-In and PC McKee
How the policeman swayed the activists?
Health and the Environment
Hamish, Morag, Funda and Claire; 27th October 2009 (25 people)
Review of Our Space Meetings
The Story So Far; John Walker; 22nd September 2009 (15 people)
Deaf Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender people
Dr. Iain Poplett and Dr. Kath Browne; 28th July 2009 (20 people)
The Regency Tavern (1994-1997)
Off Russell Square, central Brighton
The Punch and Judy Club
Deaf Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered people
Deaf Artists
Hamish Rosie; 23rd June 2009 (10 people)
NVQ Level 3: Class of '99
First award ceremony at CCE
Deaf Historians
John Lilley; May 26, 2009 (12 people)
100th Congress of the BDA - part II
Second Episode of the BDA centenary congress.
100th Congress of the BDA
Centenary celebrations captured on See Hear!: Episode 1
Positive Action and Action Research
Gavin Lilley and Josh Cameron, April 21st, 2009 (6 people)
Mr. William Sleight (1819-1912)
Headmaster, Brighton Institution for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb.
Teaching British Sign Language
How it all began at University of Sussex?
Training for the website
Training led by Jack Latimer from Community Sites
Diana Neal
Editor for Deaf Sussex Today magazine
John Walker
Convenor of Deaf Studies, Centre for Community Engagement, University of Sussex