Socially Sound (@socially__sound)

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what it looks like every time Sarah crashes out 😭 #SociallySound #fyp #clearingdrafts {@Kirsty Jade💋 @Sarah x}

when the algorithm picks and chooses who to push 😩 #SociallySound #fyp #clearingdrafts {@Kirsty Jade💋 @Sarah x}

petition to get these two baddies into the same room again 😩 #SociallySound #fyp #clearingdrafts {@Kirsty Jade💋 @Sarah x}

Episode Out Now‼️ Video Description: The video is a split screen that has the full landscape of Kirsty and Sarah on top with a portrait version underneath that switches between the two women as they talk. @Kirsty Jade💋, a white Deaf woman with a blonde buzzcut and glasses, wears a mixed colour (red, white, yellow, orange, green) graphic oversized tshirt with black flares and ecru crocs. She sits in a dark grey armchair to the right of Sarah with her legs crossed. @Sarah x, a Black Deaf woman with orange braids and glasses, wears a long-sleeved navy blue YALE top with light grey joggers and white airforces. She sits in a light grey armchair to the left of Kirsty with her legs crossed. In between the two women, there is a small table that holds two glasses, a jar of water, a white mug, and a plant. In the background, there is a light box with letters spelling ‘Socially Sound’ next to a microphone, a bag of dried leaves, and a film clapper on a white counter. #SociallySound #DeafPodcast #BSL

Once you’ve established yourself in a community, your spot is always there. Even if you do leave, you’ll always be welcomed back (90% of the time💀). Video Description: The video is a split screen that has the full landscape of Kirsty and Sarah on top with a portrait version underneath that switches between the two women as they talk. @Kirsty Jade💋, a white Deaf woman with a blonde buzzcut and glasses, wears a mixed colour (red, white, yellow, orange, green) graphic oversized tshirt with black flares and ecru crocs. She sits in a dark grey armchair to the right of Sarah with her legs crossed. @Sarah x, a Black Deaf woman with orange braids and glasses, wears a long-sleeved navy blue YALE top with light grey joggers and white airforces. She sits in a light grey armchair to the left of Kirsty with her legs crossed. In between the two women, there is a small table that holds two glasses, a jar of water, a white mug, and a plant. In the background, there is a light box with letters spelling ‘Socially Sound’ next to a microphone, a bag of dried leaves, and a film clapper on a white counter. #SociallySound #DeafPodcast #BSL

Go to the spaces that celebrate your interests. Within the community, there’s groups for almost anything. If there isn’t a group that shares your interest, make one! Being able to relate on something else as well as Deafness makes it easier to feel comfortable. Video Description: The video is a split screen that has the full landscape of Kirsty and Sarah on top with a portrait version underneath that switches between the two women as they talk. @Kirsty Jade💋, a white Deaf woman with a blonde buzzcut and glasses, wears a mixed colour (red, white, yellow, orange, green) graphic oversized tshirt with black flares and ecru crocs. She sits in a dark grey armchair to the right of Sarah with her legs crossed. @Sarah x, a Black Deaf woman with orange braids and glasses, wears a long-sleeved navy blue YALE top with light grey joggers and white airforces. She sits in a light grey armchair to the left of Kirsty with her legs crossed. In between the two women, there is a small table that holds two glasses, a jar of water, a white mug, and a plant. In the background, there is a light box with letters spelling ‘Socially Sound’ next to a microphone, a bag of dried leaves, and a film clapper on a white counter. #SociallySound #DeafPodcast #BSL

Joining a community can be scary, especially when you’re new to it. But, it’s really never too late to join - no matter the age or cause of your hearing loss! Video Description: The video is a split screen that has the full landscape of Kirsty and Sarah on top with a portrait version underneath that switches between the two women as they talk. @Kirsty Jade💋, a white Deaf woman with a blonde buzzcut and glasses, wears a mixed colour (red, white, yellow, orange, green) graphic oversized tshirt with black flares and ecru crocs. She sits in a dark grey armchair to the right of Sarah with her legs crossed. @Sarah x, a Black Deaf woman with orange braids and glasses, wears a long-sleeved navy blue YALE top with light grey joggers and white airforces. She sits in a light grey armchair to the left of Kirsty with her legs crossed. In between the two women, there is a small table that holds two glasses, a jar of water, a white mug, and a plant. In the background, there is a light box with letters spelling ‘Socially Sound’ next to a microphone, a bag of dried leaves, and a film clapper on a white counter. #SociallySound #DeafPodcast #BSL

‼️ Episode Out Now ‼️ Access to Work is such an important resource for deaf and disabled people to use in order to be able to do our jobs without worrying about access. Unfortunately, many deaf and disabled people are facing challenges with Access to Work. This is affecting so many of us, day in and day out. There’s a few things you can do if you want to share your views and opinions on Access to Work. ➡️ Write to your MP or attend their surgery. Find out who your local MP is if you don’t already know, tell them about the problems with Access to Work and what needs to change. ➡️Respond to the Government’s Pathways to Work consultation. You can do this directly on the Government website, or if you’d rather do a collective response. You can fill out @accesstoworkcollective multi choice survey (note: this is not accessible in BSL). Video Description: The video is a split screen that has the full landscape of Kirsty and Sarah on top with a portrait version underneath that switches between the two women as they talk. @Kirsty Jade✨, a white Deaf woman with a blonde buzzcut and glasses, wears a mixed colour (red, white, yellow, orange, green) graphic oversized tshirt with black flares and ecru crocs. She sits in a dark grey armchair to the right of Sarah with her legs crossed. @Sarah x, a Black Deaf woman with orange braids and glasses, wears a long-sleeved navy blue YALE top with light grey joggers and white airforces. She sits in a light grey armchair to the left of Kirsty with her legs crossed. In between the two women, there is a small table that holds two glasses, a jar of water, a white mug, and a plant. In the background, there is a light box with letters spelling ‘Socially Sound’ next to a microphone, a bag of dried leaves, and a film clapper on a white counter. #SociallySound #DeafPodcast #BSL #SignLanguage #YouTube #Spotify

We already know that mental health support as a whole is really poor. There are very few spaces in which Deaf people can tap into and you can already imagine the strain on organisations, professionals, and Deaf people. Once you factor in intersectionality and other aspects, the concept of being supported fully becomes almost unfathomable. Video Description: The video is a split screen that has the full landscape of Kirsty and Sarah on top with a portrait version underneath that switches between the two women as they talk. @Kirsty Jade✨, a white Deaf woman with a blonde buzzcut and glasses, wears a mixed colour (red, white, yellow, orange, green) graphic oversized tshirt with black flares and ecru crocs. She sits in a dark grey armchair to the right of Sarah with her legs crossed. @Sarah x, a Black Deaf woman with orange braids and glasses, wears a long-sleeved navy blue YALE top with light grey joggers and white airforces. She sits in a light grey armchair to the left of Kirsty with her legs crossed. In between the two women, there is a small table that holds two glasses, a jar of water, a white mug, and a plant. In the background, there is a light box with letters spelling ‘Socially Sound’ next to a microphone, a bag of dried leaves, and a film clapper on a white counter. #SociallySound #DeafPodcast #BSL #SignLanguage

The job market is horrendous and, for Deaf people, there’s many more questions than the usual ranging from whether it’s best to disclose our deafness to what the support will be like in the new workplace. Video Description: The video is a split screen that has the full landscape of Kirsty and Sarah on top with a portrait version underneath that switches between the two women as they talk. @Kirsty Jade✨, a white Deaf woman with a blonde buzzcut and glasses, wears a mixed colour (red, white, yellow, orange, green) graphic oversized tshirt with black flares and ecru crocs. She sits in a dark grey armchair to the right of Sarah with her legs crossed. @Sarah x, a Black Deaf woman with orange braids and glasses, wears a long-sleeved navy blue YALE top with light grey joggers and white airforces. She sits in a light grey armchair to the left of Kirsty with her legs crossed. In between the two women, there is a small table that holds two glasses, a jar of water, a white mug, and a plant. In the background, there is a light box with letters spelling ‘Socially Sound’ next to a microphone, a bag of dried leaves, and a film clapper on a white counter. #SociallySound #DeafPodcast #BSL #SignLanguage #Employment

If we didn’t laugh, we’d have cried in this episode. Video Description: The video is a split screen that has the full landscape of Kirsty and Sarah on top with a portrait version underneath that switches between the two women as they talk. @Kirsty Jade✨, a white Deaf woman with a blonde buzzcut and glasses, wears a mixed colour (red, white, yellow, orange, green) graphic oversized tshirt with black flares and ecru crocs. She sits in a dark grey armchair to the right of Sarah with her legs crossed. @Sarah x, a Black Deaf woman with orange braids and glasses, wears a long-sleeved navy blue YALE top with light grey joggers and white airforces. She sits in a light grey armchair to the left of Kirsty with her legs crossed. In between the two women, there is a small table that holds two glasses, a jar of water, a white mug, and a plant. In the background, there is a light box with letters spelling ‘Socially Sound’ next to a microphone, a bag of dried leaves, and a film clapper on a white counter. #SociallySound #DeafPodcast #BSL #SignLanguage

When an issue is not a one-off, an isolated instance, and is embedded into your everyday routine regardless of what life seems like for you, it’s easy to become weary. This is not to say that people don’t like monotony or a rigid routine, it’s what comes with it. The lack of access; the lack of support; the lack of understanding. The fatigue, the loneliness, the conformity, the frustration. Something that others would see as insignificant because of their ignorance can snowball into a whole bigger thing where health is impacted in different ways, where other aspects of life are impacted. Video Description: The video is a split screen that has the full landscape of Kirsty and Sarah on top with a portrait version underneath that switches between the two women as they talk. @Kirsty Jade✨, a white Deaf woman with a blonde buzzcut and glasses, wears a mixed colour (red, white, yellow, orange, green) graphic oversized tshirt with black flares and ecru crocs. She sits in a dark grey armchair to the right of Sarah with her legs crossed. @Sarah x, a Black Deaf woman with orange braids and glasses, wears a long-sleeved navy blue YALE top with light grey joggers and white airforces. She sits in a light grey armchair to the left of Kirsty with her legs crossed. In between the two women, there is a small table that holds two glasses, a jar of water, a white mug, and a plant. In the background, there is a light box with letters spelling ‘Socially Sound’ next to a microphone, a bag of dried leaves, and a film clapper on a white counter.

This episode did bring forward a lot of emotions for the both of us when we discussed this topic. People do not realise all the ways in which society disables Deaf people, in turn making deafness seem like the issue, and in turn affecting entire communities of Deaf people in various ways which impacts mental health, physical health, relationships, finances, social interactions, and much more. Most Deaf people are just living to exist. Video Description: The video is a split screen that has the full landscape of Kirsty and Sarah on top with a portrait version underneath that switches between the two women as they talk. @Kirsty Jade✨, a white Deaf woman with a blonde buzzcut and glasses, wears a mixed colour (red, white, yellow, orange, green) graphic oversized tshirt with black flares and ecru crocs. She sits in a dark grey armchair to the right of Sarah with her legs crossed. @Sarah x, a Black Deaf woman with orange braids and glasses, wears a long-sleeved navy blue YALE top with light grey joggers and white airforces. She sits in a light grey armchair to the left of Kirsty with her legs crossed. In between the two women, there is a small table that holds two glasses, a jar of water, a white mug, and a plant. In the background, there is a light box with letters spelling ‘Socially Sound’ next to a microphone, a bag of dried leaves, and a film clapper on a white counter. #SociallySound #fyp #BSL #mentalhealth #podcast #youtube #spotify

Our next episode isn’t dropping until the 22nd of June but we won’t leave you waiting so long without snippets throughout the month! This is one of our longest episodes and, PSA, it delves into many things so have your tissues at the ready! The main focus, really, is feeling lonely in a place of employment which opened up a can of worms for the both of us. Thank you for the person who submitted in this topic, and we’re sending many virtual hugs to you! Video Description: The video is a split screen that has the full landscape of Kirsty and Sarah on top with a portrait version underneath that switches between the two women as they talk. @Kirsty Jade✨, a white Deaf woman with a blonde buzzcut and glasses, wears a mixed colour (red, white, yellow, orange, green) graphic oversized tshirt with black flares and ecru crocs. She sits in a dark grey armchair to the right of Sarah with her legs crossed. @Sarah x, a Black Deaf woman with orange braids and glasses, wears a long-sleeved navy blue YALE top with light grey joggers and white airforces. She sits in a light grey armchair to the left of Kirsty with her legs crossed. In between the two women, there is a small table that holds two glasses, a jar of water, a white mug, and a plant. In the background, there is a light box with letters spelling ‘Socially Sound’ next to a microphone, a bag of dried leaves, and a film clapper on a white counter. #SociallySound #fyp #BSL #employment #MentalHealth #deaf

AD | We’re teaming up with Amsaan Accessible Tours BSL (@Amsaan Accessible Tours) to spotlight the importance of accessible travel for the Deaf community. Amsaan Tours is a travel company for deaf travellers, creating unforgettable trips across the world – from city breaks to cultural getaways – all with communication access at the centre. Whether it’s British Sign Language, International Sign, or Deaf-led guides, they’re making sure no one’s left out of the travel experience. Follow @amsaantours_bsl for BSL travel content, tips, and inspiration – and for your next Deaf-led travel experience! Full episode out now on YouTube and Spotify! Video Description: The video is a split screen that has the full landscape of Kirsty and Sarah on top with a portrait version underneath that switches between the two women as they talk. @Kirsty Jade✨, a white Deaf woman with a blonde buzzcut and glasses, wears a mixed colour (red, white, yellow, orange, green) graphic oversized tshirt with black flares and ecru crocs. She sits in a dark grey armchair to the right of Sarah with her legs crossed. @Sarah x, a Black Deaf woman with orange braids and glasses, wears a long-sleeved navy blue YALE top with light grey joggers and white airforces. She sits in a light grey armchair to the left of Kirsty with her legs crossed. In between the two women, there is a small table that holds two glasses, a jar of water, and a plant. In the background, there is a light box with letters spelling ‘Socially Sound’ next to a microphone, a bag of dried leaves, and a film clapper on a white counter. #SociallySound #AmsaanAccessibleTours

AD | We’re teaming up with Amsaan Accessible Tours BSL (@Amsaan Accessible Tours) to spotlight the importance of accessible travel for the Deaf community. Amsaan Tours is a travel company for deaf travellers, creating unforgettable trips across the world – from city breaks to cultural getaways – all with communication access at the centre. Whether it’s British Sign Language, International Sign, or Deaf-led guides, they’re making sure no one’s left out of the travel experience. Follow @amsaantours_bsl (Instagram) for BSL travel content, tips, and inspiration – and for your next Deaf-led travel experience! Video Description: The video is a split screen that has the full landscape of Kirsty and Sarah on top with a portrait version underneath that switches between the two women as they talk. @Kirsty Jade✨, a white Deaf woman with a blonde buzzcut and glasses, wears a mixed colour (red, white, yellow, orange, green) graphic oversized tshirt with black flares and ecru crocs. She sits in a dark grey armchair to the right of Sarah with her legs crossed. @Sarah x, a Black Deaf woman with orange braids and glasses, wears a long-sleeved navy blue YALE top with light grey joggers and white airforces. She sits in a light grey armchair to the left of Kirsty with her legs crossed. In between the two women, there is a small table that holds two glasses, a jar of water, and a plant. In the background, there is a light box with letters spelling ‘Socially Sound’ next to a microphone, a bag of dried leaves, and a film clapper on a white counter. #SociallySound #AmsaanAccessibleTours

AD | We’re teaming up with Amsaan Accessible Tours BSL (@Amsaan Accessible Tours) to spotlight the importance of accessible travel for the Deaf community. Amsaan Tours is a travel company for deaf travellers, creating unforgettable trips across the world – from city breaks to cultural getaways – all with communication access at the centre. Whether it’s British Sign Language, International Sign, or Deaf-led guides, they’re making sure no one’s left out of the travel experience. Follow @amsaantours_bsl (Instagram) for BSL travel content, tips, and inspiration – and for your next Deaf-led travel experience! Video Description: The video is a split screen that has the full landscape of Kirsty and Sarah on top with a portrait version underneath that switches between the two women as they talk. @Kirsty Jade✨, a white Deaf woman with a blonde buzzcut and glasses, wears a mixed colour (red, white, yellow, orange, green) graphic oversized tshirt with black flares and ecru crocs. She sits in a dark grey armchair to the right of Sarah with her legs crossed. @Sarah x, a Black Deaf woman with orange braids and glasses, wears a long-sleeved navy blue YALE top with light grey joggers and white airforces. She sits in a light grey armchair to the left of Kirsty with her legs crossed. In between the two women, there is a small table that holds two glasses, a jar of water, a white mug, and a plant. In the background, there is a light box with letters spelling ‘Socially Sound’ next to a microphone, a bag of dried leaves, and a film clapper on a white counter. #SociallySound #AmsaanAccessibleTours

Socially Sound is much more than just two friends talking to each other 🤍 Video Description: The video is a split screen that has the full landscape of Kirsty and Sarah on top with a portrait version underneath that switches between the two women as they talk. @Kirsty Jade✨, a white Deaf woman with a blonde buzzcut and glasses, wears a mixed colour (red, white, yellow, orange, green) graphic oversized tshirt with black flares and ecru crocs. She sits in a dark grey armchair to the right of Sarah with her legs crossed. @Sarah x, a Black Deaf woman with orange braids and glasses, wears a long-sleeved navy blue YALE top with light grey joggers and white airforces. She sits in a light grey armchair to the left of Kirsty with her legs crossed. In between the two women, there is a small table that holds two glasses, a jar of water, and a plant. In the background, there is a light box with letters spelling ‘Socially Sound’ next to a microphone, a bag of dried leaves, and a film clapper on a white counter. #fyp #sociallysound #reintroduction #podcast

NEW EPISODE DROPPED AND IT IS OUR REINTRODUCTION! Just head over to YouTube or Spotify for the full episode. We are so thankful for all the support we have received thus far, and we hope you’ll continue to uplift us🩵 Video Description: The video is a split screen that has the full landscape of @Kirsty Jade✨ and @Sarah x on top with a portrait version underneath that switches between the two women as they talk. Kirsty, a white Deaf woman with a blonde buzzcut and glasses, wears a mixed colour (red, white, yellow, orange, green) graphic oversized tshirt with black flares and ecru crocs. She sits in a dark grey armchair to the right of Sarah with her legs crossed. Sarah, a Black Deaf woman with orange braids and glasses, wears a long-sleeved navy blue YALE top with light grey joggers and white airforces. She sits in a light grey armchair to the left of Kirsty with her legs crossed. In between the two women, there is a small table that holds two glasses, a jar of water, and a plant. In the background, there is a light box with letters spelling ‘Socially Sound’ next to a microphone, a bag of dried leaves, and a film clapper on a white counter. #fyp #sociallysound #reintroduction #podcast #bsl #deaf #whoweare #wisdomwednesday #youtube #spotify #voiceover #signlangauge #britishsignlanguage

love a good TikTok we do 🙂‍↕️ Video Description: @Kirsty Jade✨, a white Deaf woman with a blonde buzzcut and glasses, wears a mixed colour (red, white, yellow, orange, green) graphic oversized tshirt with black flares and ecru crocs. @Sarah x, a Black Deaf woman with orange braids and glasses, wears a long-sleeved navy blue YALE top with light grey joggers and white airforces. They’re both doing the ‘In Your Eyes’ TikTok trend and the video includes shots of the duo as well as individual shots. #fyp #sociallysound #inyoureyes #glitch #uptowndowntown #tripout

we managed to recruit a third person into our tiktoks 🙂‍↕️ we’d like to extend a big thanks to @Cambs Deaf Association for letting us use their space to do our podcasts, it really has helped massively. massive love! new episodes soon! stay tuned x Video Description: Kirsty, a white Deaf woman with a red buzzcut wears a mixed colour (red, white, yellow, orange, green) graphic oversized tshirt with black flares. She is wearing ecru crocs. She stands to the right of Sarah, just slightly forwards. Sarah, a Black Deaf woman with slick hair and a curly ponytail with a red bow, wears a grey graphic tee that has rib imagery with flowers in colours such as pink, green, yellow. She wears grey jeans that has a rip on the knees and is in purple fluffy socks. She stands to the left of Kirsty, a little further back. Andy, a white male with a beard, is in a black cap, and is wearing a navy blue sweater and blue jeans. He also has on grey trainers. He stands in the middle of both Kirsty and Sarah but at the back. All three of them are doing the ‘wait, they don’t like you like I love you’ trend in the Cambridgeshire Deaf Association studio. #sociallysound #flashbackfriday @Kirsty Jade✨ @Sarah x

Full Episode Out Now! You can find us on YouTube and Spotify (:. Disclaimer: Rose deserves her flowers and has been doing exceedingly well, and is rightfully a role model for many within the Deaf community in the UK. When it comes to discussing representation, especially for Deaf people, it isn’t as black and white (no pun intended) as it’s portrayed in the media. Sometimes, we need to take a step back and realise that certain figures will always be pushed much more in the mainstream media than others and that doesn’t always just boil down to race! It can also be elements of gender, sexuality, size, and many other factors. It can be hard for many to accept those that are being dubbed as the face of their community when there isn’t any other common ground to share aside from the deafness. Video description: @Kirsty Jade✨, a white Deaf woman with a red buzzcut wears a mixed colour (red, white, yellow, orange, green) graphic oversized tshirt with black flares. She sits to the left of Sarah. @Sarah x, a Black Deaf woman with slick hair and a curly ponytail with a red bow, wears a grey graphic tee that has rib imagery with flowers in colours such as pink, green, yellow. She wears grey jeans that has a rip on the knee. She sits on the right of Kirsty with a pillow on her feet. #sociallysound #fyp #spotify #youtube #deafrepresentation #deafcommunity #podcast

It’s always interesting to see how differently Deaf people are supported and celebrated when it boils down to race {and other factors such as gender, size, etc} as well as how frequently specific Deaf people are spotlighted as a role model over others within the same industry. Moreover, it’s very telling when we see a lot of characters being platformed when, matter of fact, they shouldn’t be - and yet they continue to be labelled as a role model which sends out the wrong message! Disclaimer: The people named in this video deserve their flowers and were only named to highlight an example! Video description: @Kirsty Jade✨, a white Deaf woman with a red buzzcut wears a mixed colour (red, white, yellow, orange, green) graphic oversized tshirt with black flares. She sits to the left of Sarah. @Sarah x, a Black Deaf woman with slick hair and a curly ponytail with a red bow, wears a grey graphic tee that has rib imagery with flowers in colours such as pink, green, yellow. She wears grey jeans that has a rip on the knee. She sits on the right of Kirsty with a pillow on her feet.

When it comes to representation of Deaf people, especially in the media, we don’t think there’s always an accurate depiction. Often, the media representation panders to hearing audiences or feeds in stereotypes. We also have to be mindful as to who we champion as our role models within the community as we don’t always know what’s happening behind the scenes. Video description: @Kirsty Jade✨, a white Deaf woman with a red buzzcut wears a mixed colour (red, white, yellow, orange, green) graphic oversized tshirt with black flares. She sits to the left of Sarah. @Sarah x, a Black Deaf woman with slick hair and a curly ponytail with a red bow, wears a grey graphic tee that has rib imagery with flowers in colours such as pink, green, yellow. She wears grey jeans that has a rip on the knee. She sits on the right of Kirsty with a pillow on her feet.

It can be daunting being in higher education as a disabled person and, whilst things aren’t the best in terms of access and accommodations, there’s always a community of people who can make the journey bearable. You aren’t as alone as it may feel x Video Description: Kirsty, a white Deaf woman with a red buzzcut wears dark brown leather jacket with a marble effect, she pairs this with a black shirt and black flares. Sarah, a Black Deaf Woman with a black slick ponytail is wearing a black t-shirt with a light brown leather jacket. She wears black jeans. The top third of the video shows both women and the bottom two thirds mainly focuses on whoever is signing/speaking, occasionally switching to the other for a physical / facial reaction. #sociallysound #fyp #spotify #youtube #podcast #highereducation #accessibility #selfadvocacy

whenever we find out information we ain’t supposed to know 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 #sociallysound #fyp @Kirsty Jade✨ @Sarah x

Not many Deaf people actually meet other Deaf people during university and are often disappointed when they expect to and don’t! DSA, which we discuss in a bit more detail in the full video, can be a lengthy process for many so we encourage applicants to do it as soon as they can before their start date! Video Description: @Kirsty Jade✨, a white Deaf woman with a red buzzcut wears dark brown leather jacket with a marble effect, she pairs this with a black shirt and black flares. @Sarah x, a Black Deaf Woman with a black slick ponytail is wearing a black t-shirt with a light brown leather jacket. She wears black jeans. The top third of the video shows both women and the bottom two thirds mainly focuses on whoever is signing/speaking, occasionally switching to the other for a physical / facial reaction. #sociallysound #fyp #deaf #podcast #spotify #youtube #bsl #education

There’s always a lot of discourse around education and Deaf children but very rarely do we ever have larger discussions about higher education. In this upcoming episode, we unpack a submission about self-advocacy at university and share our experiences as well as tips. Full video next week! #sociallysound

caption this 🤣 Video Description: @Kirsty Jade✨, a white Deaf woman with a red buzzcut wears an ecru t shirt that has the phrase “mixed emotions” across the top half of the chest. The “o” in emotions is an orange smiley face. She sits on her knees, dancing to the audio and lipsyncing. @Sarah x, a Black Deaf woman with a black slick curly ponytail and a red ribbon, wears an ecru t-shirt with Mickey Mouse on it. She has silver ribbon earrings on. She stands and wobbles her knees before coming close to the camera to act angry as she lip syncs. #sociallysound #fyp #funny