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When taught respectfully, learning Auslan becomes a celebration Deaf culture and identity.
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How Auslan is growing in Aussie schools - MSNAuslan, or Australian Sign Language, is increasingly being introduced in schools across Australia, signalling a growing focus on inclusivity. This video includes ACM-produced voiceover powered by AI.
Students from Kindergarten to Year 10 across NSW will be able to learn Auslan (Australian Sign Language) as an elective from 2026.
Auslan Anywhere is a new online platform allowing everyone to learn useful Auslan phrases from registered members of the Deaf community.
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AUSLAN to become part of the NSW school curriculum next year - MSNAUSLAN will become a formal part of the curriculum in New South Wales from next year. But some schools are already teaching sign language to their students. In the northern New South Wales town of ...
As Auslan interpreters take centre stage, more Australians than ever are learning the language A Melbourne Auslan training program says they have seen around an 80 per cent spike in people looking ...
What viral Auslan interpreter at Taylor Swift concert wants you to know This extremely important Aussie will be front and centre of Taylor Swift’s Saturday Sydney show. Here’s why.
Eddie was born deaf and grew up missing out on a lot of information due to communication barriers. Yet now a whole new world has been opened up to him after learning the national sign language Auslan.
With Victorians once again glued to daily COVID press conferences, the return of Hot Auslan Guy is a welcome reprieve.
The federal government will give employers more support to modify workplaces to improve accessibility and to pay for Auslan interpreters for existing and potential ...
Jessica Korte has received funding from Qvest Australia, a technology solutions partner to Sydney Trains. For Deaf people, train travel can be a gamble. On an average day, nothing goes wrong: they ...
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