Beautiful signs I can understand him even I am NOT from Georgia, then I share this to others and they probably share with others. SPREAD THIS to OVERCOME COVID-19. Share is the most important and will save your life. Please share this to your friend.. thanks
Look into CDI- Certified Deaf Interpreters. They are facing an ASL translator and changing the dialogue to more localized signs. They themselves are Deaf.
Was the black lady also an interpreter? The man looked liked he expected to switch with someone else, but the big white guy might have been blocking an easy transition of interpreters. The interpreter was smart to simplify the word "epidemiologist" to "sick + research + person" ASL has a refreshing simplicity when expressing less-used words and I often find myself more easily understanding complicated words by watching interpreters break it down into simpler parts
This is the dream Wubu Foundation Deaf Children Development International, want for Interpreters at the Liberia National Association of Sign Language Interpreters. Wubu Foundation For Deaf Children Development International is a local National Non-governmental Organization founded by Wubu Hendricks, a hearing-impaired Liberian residing in Delaware, the United States of America with head offices located at Bailey's Square, Paynesville, Liberia opposite the Liberia Broadcasting System with a subordinate branch in Accra, Ghana. It was accredited by the Government of Liberia through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as well as the Liberia Revenue Authority, Ministry of Finance and the Liberia National Union of Disables in May 2019 as a full-fledged National (NGO). Our mission is to promote quality Deaf Education, provide Rehabilitative Services, Advocacy, Marketable skills training, Sign Language Education, Sex Education, Social Services, and other kinds of community development programs that will build the capacities of the Deaf for independent living in Liberia. Before the outbreak of the COVID - 19 around the global Wubu Foundation for Deaf Children Development International register the Liberia National Association of Sign Language Interpreters with the Government of Liberia through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as well as the Liberia Revenue Authority, Ministry of Finance in February 2020 as a full-fledged Organization under Wubu Foundation for Deaf Children Development International. Since the Foundation's goal is to see the establishment of a society in which persons with hearing disabilities are treated as full members of the nation and are given their rights as citizens of Liberia in keeping with the United Nations Convention on the Rights and Dignity of People With Disabilities. The Chair lady Board of Directors (WFDCDI) Wubu Hendricks and the Co-chairman Ambassador Abdullah Tani Konateh, Board of Directors (WFDCDI) and the Chief Executive Officer, Mrs. Olina Bailey - Stevens had a Project that will enable Interpreters from the United States and Other countries to come to Liberia and have an International conference to train Interpreter form the Liberia National Association of Sign Language Interpreters. Because the Deaf can't Communicate with the hearing who don't understand Sign Language without an Interpreter because 90% of the population in Liberia don't know Sign Language, so because of the lack of Sign Language in Liberia Deaf people don't have access to information from Health issues to Nation Building. Officials from the foundation undertook a one-day radio project on two of the biggest radio Talk Show the Super Morning Show on Liberia Broadcasting System 99.9 and KOOL FM 91.9 to advocate for Ambassador Konateh on behave of the Wubu Foundation for Deaf Children Development International appeal to the Government of Liberia and other Humantrain Organization for the '' Provision of Public Health Information in Liberia Sign Language during the COVID - 19 pandemic" For more about the foundation please visit the website at www.wubudeaffoundation.org, on RU-vid at Wubu Deaf Foundation Africa Chapter and on Facebook at Wubu Foundation For Deaf Children Development International, email @ wfdcdistaff99@gmail.com. Your support and donations will highly appreciated for us to provide awareness for the Deaf Community concerning the COVID - 19 outbreck in Liberia. Office hotline 231776396074/0777833528 SMS Only
