ExtraOrdinary Horizons (Deaf Singapore)

🌟 Discover the Connection in "Spill, Split & Spark"! 🌟 Join us on a journey where an accidental coffee spill brings together Jenelle, a hearing student, and Jenessa, a Deaf student. This short film beautifully explores themes of connection, inclusivity, and breaking barriers between different worlds through shared experiences and unspoken bonds. 🎬 Watch now and see how these two characters bridge their worlds: https://lnkd.in/gEr_hD_E 💬 We’d love to hear your thoughts on the film! Share your impressions and join the conversation on how we can all foster greater understanding and inclusivity in our communities. #SpillSplitSpark #ShortFilm #Inclusivity #Connection #DeafCommunity #WatchNow #DeafTalent #RepresentationMatters #Inclusivity #DeafAndProud #DeafInFilm #CommunityInUnity #Singapore

Our AUG-NOV 2024 Intake: Singapore Sign Language Classes. Let's check out our website at www.eohorizons.com if you are keen to learn Singapore Sign Language (SgSL). Learning SgSL is more than just picking up a new skill; it is about breaking barriers and fostering inclusion. Join our classes and help build a more accessible society for the Deaf community in Singapore. #SgSLNOW #AccessibilityMatters #Inclusivity #Singapore #SignLanguage #LearningIsFun https://lnkd.in/g7GS5bE3

Celebrating World Hearing Day: Amplifying Deaf Rights and Sign Language Advocacy! Today, on World Hearing Day, we raise our hands in solidarity with the global Deaf community, amplifying their voices and advocating for their rights. In the language of signs, we proclaim, "I am deaf. I use signs," affirming the beauty, richness, and importance of sign language in fostering communication, connection, and inclusion. We stand firmly alongside our Deaf friends, recognizing the invaluable contributions they make to our society and the world. Every sord (sign word) is a testament to their resilience, creativity, and unwavering spirit. On this special day, let us reaffirm our commitment to breaking down barriers, promoting accessibility, and championing the rights of the Deaf community. Together, let's raise awareness, spread understanding, and create a world where every voice is heard, valued, and celebrated. Share your signs of support, stories of empowerment, or moments of connection with the Deaf community. Let's continue to amplify their voices and advocate for a more inclusive world for all. #WorldHearingDay #DeafRights #SignLanguage #Inclusion #Empowerment #CommunicationForAll Together, let's make every day a celebration of diversity, inclusion, and the universal language of signs. https://lnkd.in/gUZCASHQ

👐 Welcome back to Sign SgSL Sunday! Today, we're diving into the heart of what makes us feel connected and loved - the concept of 'Family'. Understanding how to express these foundational relationships in Singapore Sign Language (SgSL) enriches our interactions and brings us closer together. Join us in today's lesson as we explore this essential term, followed by a heartfelt sentence you can practice: "I'm visiting my family today." Want to see how this is done in SgSL? Check out our instructional video where we break down the sign for 'Family' and use it in the context of a day spent with loved ones. Let's cherish and strengthen the bonds that keep us together. Whether you're visiting them in person or holding them close in your heart, today's the day to celebrate the meaning of family. Interested in bringing our Hush Experience sessions to your community or workplace? Email us at hush@hushteabar.com [Video Description: Titles, Family. Lily spells Family, then signs Family. It's the F-handshape moving away then together from each other in an outward circle. Then signs, "I'm visiting my family today".] #HushTeaBar #HushExperience #SignSgSLSunday #SgSL #SignLanguage #Family #Connection #Love #Unity

dear hearing people, this one’s for you — deaf people can do anything hearing people can do, except hear. meet our deaf friend Lily! 👋 🎞 in ep 2, join Lily as she paints her world with passion and empowers others through art and education. while Lily didn’t win SG idol, she definitely won our hearts! 💖 ~ Instagram @yoursign.sg https://lnkd.in/gSVK-t3J

🌹💖 Happy Valentine's Day, dear Hushers! 💖🌹 Today, we're sharing a heartwarming video with you. Watch as our incredible Deaf manager, Lily, beautifully sign "Happy Valentine's Day" in Singapore Sign Language (SgSL). Valentine's Day isn't just about romantic love. It's about expressing appreciation and affection for all the people who enrich our lives. So, whether it's a friend, family member, or yourself, let's take a moment to express our love. Remember, every day is an opportunity to spread love and kindness. So, let's cherish today and every day for the love we have in our lives. Join us at Hush TeaBar for more moments of connection, understanding and love. Experience the tranquility of silence, the beauty of sign language, and the art of tea. Let's continue to build a compassionate, resilient and inclusive society - one cup of tea at a time. Sending everyone heartfelt wishes for a beautiful Valentine's Day filled with love, connection, and warm cups of tea. 🍵💕🤟🏽 #HushTeaBar #SignSgSLSundays #SgSL #LearnSignLanguage #ValentinesDay #SpreadTheLove #HushExperience

EXTRACT: Ms Goh hopes that there will be more inclusive concerts in Singapore in the future and that the Coldplay shows are not just a one-off. “In the US and Europe, deaf artistes and hearing interpreters work together to make music accessible and inclusive for the deaf and hard of hearing.” https://lnkd.in/g64vphRY

Thank you for allowing me to be part of your access process/journey, Daniel Yong, Shawn and Azzam! 🤟 === Coldplay set 'game-changing' standard for Singapore, say sign-language interpreters at a concert performing for the deaf Deaf and hard-of-hearing fans were given special vests to wear at Coldplay's concerts here, which allowed them to feel the beat of the music while taking in the language and visual interpretations by these guys from Singapore. 🤘 https://tdy.sg/3SDAhPE

🤟 Sign SgSL Sunday 🤟 Hello Hushers! Welcome to another edition of our Sign SgSL Sunday, where we explore the beautiful world of Singapore Sign Language (SgSL). Today, we're going to learn how to sign a very important word and phrase - "Happy" and "Happy Birthday to You!" 🎂 1️⃣ Happy: Start by placing your open hand on your chest. Then, move it up and away from your body, flipping it so the palm faces upward. It's like you're spreading joy from inside you to the world around you! 2️⃣ Happy Birthday to You: Now, let's put it all together for a birthday wish! After signing "happy", for "birthday," mimic candles on a cake with each hand moving left and right in front of your mouth. For "to you," just point towards the person you're wishing. So the next time you want to wish someone a happy birthday, why not do it in SgSL? It's a unique and meaningful way to celebrate their special day. Remember, learning SgSL is not just about communication, it's also about promoting inclusivity and understanding in our community. Check out our upcoming Hush Experience sessions at hush.peatix.com or email us at hush@hushteabar.com to learn more about our movement. Let's spread happiness, one sign at a time! #HushTeaBar #HushExperience #SignSgSLSunday #Inclusion #Community #SgSL

👐 Welcome to another Sign SgSL Sunday! Today, we're learning how to sign 'Friend'. It's a simple yet meaningful word that denotes companionship and mutual affection. Watch our video to see how you can use it in a sentence: "Hey! Is your friend coming?" Friendship is more than just a relationship; it's a bond that nurtures understanding, empathy, and inclusion. As we sign these words, let's remember to cherish our friends and encourage inclusivity in all walks of life. Looking to bring our Hush Experience sessions to your workplace or community? Email us at hush@hushteabar.com [Video Description: Titles, Friend in a watercolour background with a graphic of two friends with their arms around each other. Person in black signs. Spells Friend, signs it twice. Two index fingers hook each other. Then signs "Hey! Is your friend coming?"] #HushTeaBar #HushExperience #SignSgSLSunday #SgSL #SignLanguage #Friend #Inclusion #MentalWellbeing