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Writing on Sign Language, training and inclusion
Notes on Indian Sign Language interpretation, Deaf accessibility, training programmes and disability inclusion in Indian workplaces and schools.
Beyond the Ramp: Accessibility Advisory for Teams
Employers often reduce disability inclusion to ramps and lifts. Real inclusion involves communication, meeting practice, recruitment. This guide explains accessibility advisory.
POCSO Training for Schools: Accessible Sessions for Every Child
A guide for school administrators on making POCSO training accessible to Deaf and hard-of-hearing children through Indian Sign Language and inclusive teaching methods.
POSH Training That Deaf Employees Can Actually Take Part In
POSH training often leaves Deaf employees out. This practical guide covers ISL interpretation, confidentiality and reporting channels that actually work in Indian workplaces.
Sign Language Awareness in Schools: Why It Starts with the Teachers
Sign Language awareness begins with teachers. This guide covers training, classroom practice, involving hearing students, and realistic expectations for school leaders.
Train the Trainer: Building Sign Language Capability That Stays
How HR and CSR leads can build internal Indian Sign Language capability through a structured train-the-trainer model that continues after the external trainer leaves.
What a Corporate Sign Language Training Programme Actually Covers
A practical look at what a corporate Sign Language programme covers: basic ISL, Deaf etiquette, group size, and what participants can realistically do afterwards.
Accessible conferences: interpreters, sightlines, screens, scheduling
How to plan conferences that work for Deaf participants: interpreter placement, lighting, screens, team interpreting and sharing materials in advance.
Interviewing a Deaf candidate: a practical guide for HR and hiring managers
A practical guide for HR teams: what to ask a Deaf candidate before the interview, how to book an ISL interpreter, set up the panel and avoid common mistakes.
Sign Language Interpretation in Hospitals and Clinics: A Guide
How hospitals and clinics can arrange qualified ISL interpreters, protect patient privacy, and manage consent and emergencies for Deaf patients.
Working with an ISL interpreter in court: a legal team's checklist
A practical checklist for legal teams arranging an ISL interpreter in court, covering notice, terminology briefing, sightlines, breaks and role clarity.
Giving an interpreter enough notice
Practical notes on booking Indian Sign Language interpretation with enough lead time.