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By Hilary Fisher in Australian Sign Language

Hi! I’m here in Russia. Where? Moscow.

I love this place. It’s a little expensive, but that doesn’t matter.

What should you do here? You should see St. Basil’s Cathedral. It’s really really nice.

Also, go and see Lenin’s embalmed body. That is free, but you do have to queue.

It is summer now, but it is very, very cold. So make you bring clothes for both summer and winter.

Bye bye!

To see more of Hilary’s travel experiences, please visit her web site at:http://deaflonelyplanet.wordpress.com/


 


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Hi, I am Sergio from Murcia. The reason for this e-mail is to display my blog on lip reading. It is oriented to relatives, friends and, above all, teachers of deaf people in order they know how difficult this lip reading is. I hope my blog will be of great help. Sincerely. The blog is www.leeme-los-labios.blogspot.com

Traducido al español por Heidi Rebeca Rauch

 


Clubs and Organizations


The Finnish Association of the Deaf
Finnish Museum of the Deaf

This is the organization for deaf persons who live in the country of Finland. One of their projects is the Finnish Museum of the Deaf. This museum has collections of various items that show the history of deaf persons in Finland.

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Religious organizations, churches, and ministries

Christian Mission for the Deaf Nigeria

Christian Mission for the Deaf Nigeria, [CMDN] is a non-governmental and non-profit organization founded by a deaf American, Dr. Andrew Foster. It was founded in 1960 to assist deaf Africans. Its mission is to serve God and help the growth of His kingdom by promoting holistic deaf education and Christian discipleship. Its services also promote rights advocacy, humanitarian services, income generation, and development for deaf people and their families in Nigeria.

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Stories from deaf friends around the world

Autobiographies


Kris Martin
CANADA


 


My name is Kris Martin and I am 25 year old race car driver from Burlington Ontario, Canada.  I was born profoundly deaf and even though I am faced with this challenge I am determined to reach my goal of becoming a professional driver either in NASCAR or Open Wheel.  

 
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Creative writing and art
Francisco Goulão, PORTUGAL



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Muhammad Akram is the Assistant Director of DFI. He lives in Pakistan, and he is working hard to help deaf and disabled people in his country.

Visit Akram's special page and read his interesting stories.


 



 

In the news....

 
Photo from Yelp.com

Mozzeria is a new Italian restaurant in San Francisco, California USA. The owners of Mozzeria are Melody and Russell Stein, a young deaf couple. Many of the restaurant’s employees are also deaf.

Melody was born in Hong Kong and moved to California when she was very young. After she graduated from high school, she attended Gallaudet University. While she was going to Gallaudet, she met Russell who grew up in New York City.

Melody had always wanted to own a restaurant. After she finished at Gallaudet, she worked for a while with a non-profit organization. Then she decided to follow her dream of owning a restaurant. She attending a special school to learn about the restaurant business. She also traveled around Italy to learn more about Italian food. Melody and Russ learned more about cooking and then began to plan to open their restaurant.

They opened Mozzeria in late 2011. Deaf and hearing people in San Francisco come to Mozzeria and enjoy their Neopolitan-style of pizza. The Steins bake their pizzas in wood-powered ovens.

Photo from Mozzeria.com


 

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