InSignLanguage Ltd

Why should I become Deaf aware? Communication is a bridge to understanding, but what happens when you encounter someone who is Deaf or has hearing loss? Would you know how to interact meaningfully? In the UK,, millions of people experience some level of hearing loss, from mild impairment to profound deafness. For these individuals, everyday interactions can often feel isolating and frustrating, highlighting the importance of creating communication equality. This is why we believe that everyone should strive to be not only Deaf Aware but also Deaf Confident. Awareness helps us understand the barriers Deaf individuals face, while confidence gives us the tools to overcome them, fostering genuine connection and inclusivity. At InSignLanguage Ltd, our Deaf Awareness Workshops are designed for businesses and individuals alike, offering insights and practical skills to support Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals in both workplace and daily settings. By becoming Deaf Aware, you are contributing to a society that respects, includes, and values everyone’s voice - no matter how it’s communicated. Take a look here - https://lnkd.in/evpi5x_8

I hope your week is off to a fantastic start! Today, I’d like to share more about our 3D animated avatar, Heather, and the diverse ways she’s making providing accessibility easier than ever. If you have any questions or want to explore how Heather could help your organisation, feel free to reach out. I’d love to hear your thoughts!

NEVER underestimate the importance of understanding different forms of communication! At InSignLanguage, we believe that understanding the various ways people communicate is a key step toward building an inclusive society. Communication isn’t one-size-fits-all - it can happen through spoken words, written text, gestures, facial expressions, sign language, and even the use of assistive technology. Recognising and respecting these different forms enables us to connect, empathise, and create environments where everyone feels seen and heard. In our work, we’re dedicated to bridging the communication gap between Deaf and hearing communities. Awareness is the first step, and action follows - together, let's champion inclusivity by celebrating and supporting all forms of communication. #Inclusivity #DeafAwareness #AccessibleCommunication #InSignLanguage

Hello again! Today I am talking about the InSignLanguage Video Relay Service in more detail. 😊 Take a look at the video where I break down how it works and how it can help make your business communication more inclusive for Deaf customers. Any questions? Or interested in setting it up? Just send me a message—I’d love to chat! 👉🏻 Link to our VRS Service: https://lnkd.in/eEZitZFC

🚆 Exciting News! We’re hosting a new webinar on Accessibility in Rail. Join us to explore innovative solutions and best practices to make rail transport more inclusive and accessible to everyone. 👉 Click here to register: https://lnkd.in/ejXYU9ZF Don’t miss out! Follow me for updates on this event and future insights into accessibility. #AccessibilityInRail #InclusiveTransport #Webinar

At InSignLanguage, we’ve always been driven by one goal: to make communication between Deaf and hearing individuals as seamless as possible. While our core mission has stayed the same, the tools and technologies we use have evolved ... leading us to a game-changing moment. The idea to incorporate AI into our services stemmed from a simple, yet powerful question: How can we make real-time communication even more accessible? We knew that while traditional sign language interpreters play a vital role, there was still a gap in accessibility in everyday situations ... casual conversations, spur-of-the-moment interactions, and environments where interpreters aren’t available. That’s where InSignLanguage AI was born. By integrating AI, we’re now able to offer innovative solutions that provide on-the-spot sign language translation, allowing users to communicate effortlessly, no matter the situation. Our AI technology continues to learn and improve, bringing us closer to our vision of a world where communication is truly barrier-free. If you are curious to know more, take a look here: https://lnkd.in/e_kZhafn #AIForGood #InSignLanguage #Accessibility #Inclusivity #DeafCommunity #Innovation #TechForChange

The full Nissan production team have learned sign language simply to support deaf teammates! This incredible gesture, while it seem small to some, takes accessebility and inclusion to a whole other level and our team can't be any more excited. This is how you make someone feel included :) https://lnkd.in/eTpZZC3n #accessibility #inclusion

September 29 is World Deaf Day! Every year, on the last Sunday of September, the world unites to celebrate the community and to stand together to recognise the rights of deaf people all around the world. These are the types of awareness days that do make a difference and we look forward to having you share it with us! https://lnkd.in/espMiW4h #WorldDeafDay #celebrate

✨ What a fantastic team day in London! ✨ Our incredible team came together from all corners of the world to spend a memorable day celebrating our shared vision. 💙 We’re beyond thrilled to announce that InSignLanguage has been awarded the Most Empowering Accessibility Company of 2024! 🙌 This recognition fuels our passion even more, as we continue to work on life-changing projects that make the world more accessible for everyone. Stay tuned for exciting updates as we continue to break barriers and empower communities! 🌍💫

I wanted to say thank you very much to Rebecca Richardson from Greater Anglia. We were invited to sign the presentation in British Sign Language and share some deaf awareness courses to teach some signs that you would use as a train operator in your daily life. Thanks very much to everyone, it was lovely to meet you all!