Peter is talking about his past when he was at school and now when he is in college.

Click HERE to watch.

Following the success of the sessions at Bury Library MCIN has been running a series of taster sessions at Bury Society for the Deaf and Hearing Impaired People.

Introduction

We received a request from Hear My Hands, a non profit organization based in Atlanta, USA dedicated to producing film and video in American Sign Language. They requested a copy of the 999 Emergency video to showcase at the Deaf Nation Expo which took place in Atlanta over the weekend.
We will post more information if we get it.

The previous videos on this blog have been in MP4 format, as this means that files can be downloaded and viewed on your computer as well as devices such as the video iPod.

To watch these videos you will need to have a video player which supports the MP4 format, such as Apple’s Quicktime which is available FREE for Mac and PC. Another player is the Open Sorce VideoLan VLC Player which is available for a variety of platforms/ operating systems.

This version of the 999 Emergency video, produced by a group of people from Bury Library, has been uploaded and is hosted on the YouTube website.

This video was created by a group of four Deaf people who meet at the Hearing Impairment Unit at Bury Library.

Its aim is to highlight the real problems faced by Deaf people accessing the Emergency Services and to offer a simple yet effective solution.
999 Emergency

(NB: This video is a work in progress. The group needs to decide how this important message is best presented to a hearing audience).