Deafness Videos

Deaf children in Jordan have a place of their own to learn at the Holy Land Institute for the Deaf, thanks to Brother Andrew de Carpentier. In addition to academic and vocational training, the school matches up younger children with older mentors, or role models, to foster a spirit of self-assurance that helps them grow into confident and independent adults. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Dr. Todd Houston, an expert in the field of hearing loss and audiology, discusses deafness, newborn hearing screening, cochlear implants, and the latest in the treatment of deafness.

At the Holy Land Institute for the Deaf, Brother Andrew de Carpentier helps reconnect hearing-impaired children to the world.

The best thing I know is to do exactly what you wish for a while. A love story set in a place that I learned to love, and I'm loving to learn. A girl (Debora Antonaci) "misses her train to Milan and is set to wait overnight in Rome until dawn. A chance encounter with a guy (Andrea Mauri) changes her plans..." A short film directed, shoot and edited by Daniele Napolitano at Cut. Written by Stefano Gianfreda and Maurizio De Benedictis. Script girl: Sabrina Ferro. Production assistants: Andrea Lucania, Corrado Cesarini, Andrea Conte and Simone Angelini. Music: Rocco Centrella. The song is Boreale by Metem (Rocco Centrella, Pasquale Bosco, Giampier Frongillo, Enzo Castaldi, Claudio Chiavelli) from their album Janua. The short film was made with over 4500 still photographs, shot with a Canon EOS 30D camera. Storia d'amore ambientata in un luogo che ho imparato ad amare ed amo imparare. Una ragazza (Debora Antonaci) "perde il treno per Milano e deve aspettare a Roma fino all'alba. L'incontro casuale con un ragazzo (Andrea Mauri) cambia i suoi piani..." Un corto diretto, girato e montato da Daniele Napolitano presso Cut. Scritto da Stefano Gianfreda e Maurizio De Benedictis. Segretaria di produzione: Sabrina Ferro. Assistenti in produzione: Andrea Lucania, Corrado Cesarini, Andrea Conte, Simone Angelini. Musica: Rocco Centrella. Il brano è Boreale dei Metem (Rocco Centrella, Pasquale Bosco, Giampier Frongillo, Enzo Castaldi, Claudio Chiavelli) dal loro album Janua. Il corto è stato realizzato con oltre 4500 immagini scattate con una fotocamera Canon EOS 30D. © 2008 Urban Team grazie Daniele! DOWNLOAD (1280x720): Scarica Notte sento. [Format: MPEG-4 - Size: 105 MB - Running Time: 8 min.] DOWNLOAD (ALT.): Scarica Notte sento. [Format: Ogg Video - Size: 82 MB - Running Time: 8 min.] DOWNLOAD (ALT.): Scarica Notte sento. [Format: Quicktime - Size: 51 MB - Running Time: 8 min.] WATCH (ALT.): Guarda Notte sento su Vimeo. [Format: Flash Video] DOWNLOAD (NO SUBS): Scarica Notte sento senza sottotitoli. [Format: Quicktime - Size: 51 MB - Running Time: 8 min.] WATCH (ALT.): Guarda Notte sento su Vimeo. [Format: Flash Video] DOWNLOAD (768x432): Scarica Notte sento. [Format: MPEG-4 - Size: 49 MB - Running Time: 8 min.] LINK: Visita Cut. LINK: Visita Daniele Napolitano. CODECS: Ogg - Apple Quicktime - Flash

Author: gershongurinpodlish Keywords: deafness children international peace war Added: March 25, 2009

http://www.siddhayatan.org http://www.yogeeshashram.org http://www.askacharyashree.com Acharya Shree Yogeesh says that because of bad karma collected in the past, one will be born deaf . The same basic concept is also associated with other sense disabilities. *tags* karma ka Author: youtube

In this video I share an appeal for help from individuals concerning keeping the Scranton State School For The Deaf Open. If you live in Scranton PA, Lackawanna County PA, have any connection to Governor Rendell's office in PA, the PA State Department of Education, or any association that assists the deaf, please help us. Write a letter or make a call but please do something. It is important that we keep the school open. Author: haroldsays Keywords: Deaf Scranton PA Lackawanna County PA Clarks Summit Taylor Old Forge Dunmore Jessup Deafness Disability Government Random Video Blog Added: February 10, 2009

When little Lucia's mother discovered her child was deaf, she was determined to do whatever she could to provide an education for her. This would prove to be a daunting task, since Lucia and her mother live in rural Mexico, and until recently there was no school in the country dedicated to educating deaf children. This is the story of Lucia and others like her who have found their way to Tehuacan, Mexico and the "Casa del Ninos Sordo", Mexico's first school exclusively for deaf children. This is also a story of how a simple idea, determined parents and dedicated volunteers banded together to create something remarkable. in doing so they gave these kids hope for a viable future, where there was none before. Come learn about Lucia and her classmates. be witness to these children confronting adversity and witness how their hearts and minds rise above the sounds of silence through The Tehuacan Project Author: STRIKEdotTV Keywords: Strike tv strikedottv tehuacan tehwacan tehcan teuacan deaf deafness human rights brad pitt adrian brody adrien pit Added: January 23, 2009

We explore the cochlear implant that uses laser light for more complex hearing, clean energy from ocean heat, why social vocalisation replaces grooming in society, how early photon tomography (EPT) provides a safer way to image biological tissues and findings that how the brain categorises colours changes when we develop language. Plus, do cats always land on their feet?

We explore the cochlear implant that uses laser light for more complex hearing, clean energy from ocean heat, why social vocalisation replaces grooming in society, how early photon tomography (EPT) provides a safer way to image biological tissues and findings that how the brain categorises colours changes when we develop language. Plus, do cats always land on their feet?

A poignant tale of love and compassion unfolds as author Myron Uhlberg recalls his invaluable experiences as the fully hearing child of deaf parents.

With a signing interpreter, author Myron Uhlberg reads a touching excerpt from HANDS OF MY FATHER, about other family members' unique means of coping with his deaf parents.

A cochlear implant (CI) is a surgically implanted electronic device which can make it possible for the profoundly deaf to hear sound. Although it sounds like a miracle cure, the use of cochlear implants is controversial, particularly amongst the deaf community. Two families, both with children who are deaf. One has decided to have a CI for their son, the other has not. Why? A film by Sasha Andrews and Jeanne Guiraud.