International Day of Sign Languages in 2022

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2022 Date	23 September 2022
2023 Date	23 September 2023

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International Day of Sign Languages in

Friday, 23 Sep

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Today is the International Day of Sign Languages. As members of PA, Auslan interpreters unite communities every day. As a union, we fight for secure jobs, good conditions & liveable wages, building a sustainable profession, so the Deaf community has the interpreters they need. https://t.co/TtF55ArzYg
— Professionals Australia (@ProfsAustralia) September 23, 2022

Today is International Day of Sign Languages. Pleased we could meet with the Mongolian Association of Sign Language Interpreters and Deaf Education and hear about how our Australian Volunteers have been supporting their important work. @AusVols https://t.co/QP3RTS7EmX
— Katie Smith (@AusAmbMongolia) September 23, 2022

"This week is International Week of the Deaf. It's also Australia's National Week of Deaf People. The theme for 2022 is building inclusive communities for all. This week also coincides with International Day of Sign Languages." - Commissioner Alastair McEwin AM. #DisabilityRC https://t.co/1BDFxsKlKH
— Disability Royal Commission (@DRC_AU) September 19, 2022

Today, 23 September, is the International Day of #SignLanguages ("Sign Languages Unite Us!"). It is a unique opportunity to support and protect the linguistic identity and cultural diversity of all deaf people and other sign language users. #WeSpeechies https://t.co/yiyTiCqSem https://t.co/YACeFChtKf
— Speech Pathology Aus (@SpeechPathAus) September 22, 2022

👋 Today is International Day of Sign Language which celebrates the intrinsic role sign languages play in the world’s linguistic and cultural diversity. With @DeafChildrenAus, two of our deaf and hard of hearing volunteers shared their stories https://t.co/bH8KDKauo1 https://t.co/sXsJajEw1x
— NSW SES (@NSWSES) September 23, 2022

On the International Day of Sign Languages we are pleased to bring you news from the Victorian parliament in Auslan: https://t.co/4c9uGf2AAn. This is the last of our regular Auslan bulletins for 2022, we'll be back with more news in Auslan in 2023. #springst https://t.co/eSPu6twefy
— Parliament of Victoria (@VicParliament) September 22, 2022

It was great to meet the Deaf Association in Timor-Leste (KDT-TL) with our Partnership 4 Human Development team. I learnt to sign “Congratulations on the week of deaf people. Sign language unites us.” to celebrate the International Day of Sign Languages on Friday 23, September. https://t.co/QCeUgi0diG
— Bill Costello (@AusAmbDili) September 16, 2022

Today is International Day of Sign Languages! 🇦🇺supports Hands of Hope and 🇱🇦 Ministry of Education to dub #SignLanguage into #teacher training videos. Sophaphone Heuanglith helps teachers and hearing impaired students to use new techniques to make an inclusive classroom. https://t.co/jdyDnaxDTs
— Paul Kelly (@AusAmbLaos) September 23, 2022

🔵Shine a Blue Light On Sign Languages!🔵 The UN's Palais des Nations in Geneva is lit up in blue for the International Day of Sign Languages 2022. @UNGeneva #IDSL #BlueLight https://t.co/yDI9TeG79i
— World Federation of the Deaf (@WFDeaf_org) September 23, 2022

It's International Day of Sign Languages Day. To learn how to sign “Happy International Day of Sign Languages”, watch the video below. Make sure you give it a few goes before you film and don't forget to smile! Enjoy your weekend! #fridayvibes https://t.co/aAOmzDyss3 https://t.co/EHYYqVSGI6
— Maree Stuart (@Chemcommunicato) September 23, 2022