Did you know there are more than 300 sign languages in the world? On International Day of Sign Languages, we celebrate #DeafDiplomacy, an initiative ensuring Deaf and hard of hearing colleagues are brought to the table for meaningful inclusion in diplomacy. U.S. diplomats are committed to connecting people across every language. #IDSL #WFD | U.S. Department of State

Is there only one sign language used all over the world? NOPE! Sign language varies from country to country. However, Deaf people from different countries can communicate with each other using something called International Sign! It's important to note that International Sign consists of gestures and visuals, but it is NOT a language as it is not as conventionalised or complex as natural sign languages. Special thanks to Seek the World for being in this video and for teaching me some internation

70 million deaf people use sign languages worldwide. For International Sign Language Day, we’d like to show how communication goes beyond words. Our advisors speak lots of different languages, including sign language. Employees like Romi help us to meet the needs of all our clients. 🔭Our vision: To provide an inclusive, accessible working environment that enables everyone to develop their full potential. Whilst at the same time establishing the framework for advising all our clients without bar