News – deafscotland

Safety Survey

deafscotland is producing accessible information on a number of safety issues. We would like to know how you feel about your own safety and what information would help you feel safer in your home and when you are out and…

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Human Rights Training just announced!

deafscotland is running two new Human Rights training sessions on Thursday 9 May in Glasgow. For more information go to deafscotland.org/what-we-do/training/

Thank you for making our conference great!

deafscotland and Disability Equality Scotland would like to thank all the delegates, stall holders, workshop leaders, language/communication support professionals, sponsors and the hotel for making our Scottish Sensory and Equality Conference 2019: Communication for All a great day. We will…

2021 Census: Question on Health Conditions

SCoD has been campaigning to get the health question in the Census changed since 2007. We have beein involved in the consultation on the health conditions question for the 2021 Census. As there is still little accurate data on the…

Connect and Collaborate 2018: SCoD Conference

Tickets for our 2018 Connect and Collaborate Conference have gone on sale. for more information and take advantage of the Early Bird prices, go to www.scod.org.uk/scod-connect-and-collaborate-conference-2018/

Job Vacancy at The Alliance!

Our friends at The Alliance have asked us to advertise a job vacancy as their: Sensory Impairment Strategy Coordinator! For any more information on this please click right Here.

National Standards for community engagement

Our Friends over at the SCDC have produced a series of clips in BSL on the National Standards for Community Engagement! Give them a look over as they are available in plain text format on their website. http://www.scdc.org.uk/what/national-standards/