Day 23 September - International Day of Sign Languages
On 23rd September, the UN General Assembly proclaimed the day as International Day of Sign Languages. The day provides a unique opportunity to support and protect the linguistic identity and cultural diversity of all deaf people and other sign language users.
September 23rd is indeed the International Day of Sign Languages (IDSL), recognized by the United Nations. This day aims to:
1. Raise awareness about sign languages and their importance.
2. Promote the rights of deaf and hard-of-hearing communities.
3. Recognize the unique cultural and linguistic identities of sign language users.
Theme for 2024: "Sign Languages Unite Us"
Objectives:
1. Encourage governments to recognize and support sign languages.
2. Increase accessibility and inclusion for deaf people.
3. Foster a culture of diversity and equality.
Ways to participate:
1. Learn basic sign language phrases.
2. Share sign language videos and resources.
3. Support local deaf organizations and events.
4. Use social media hashtags #IDSL #SignLanguagesUniteUs.
5. Organize or participate in sign language workshops.
Some interesting facts about sign languages:
1. Over 300 distinct sign languages exist worldwide.
2. Sign languages have their own grammar, vocabulary, and syntax.
3. Sign languages are not universal; each country has its own.
4. Sign languages are essential for deaf people's education, employment, and social inclusion.
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