Deaf Awareness Crewneck Sweatshirts

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Disability Pride Flag Green = sensory Blue = emotional/psychiatric White = non-visible/undiagnosed Gold = neurodiversity Red = physical celebrate disability pride month in July or International Day of Disabled Persons.

Deaf Cyclist Warning

If you're hard of hearing or deaf, this design will help alert those around you in a stylish way.

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Handwritten text across the top says “Make Pride Accessible” the word “Pride” is in rainbow letters. The bottom text reads “Caption Your Videos!!” In the middle is a pink clip art style of the closed captioning symbol. The design is surrounded by pink stars.

Marlee Matlin

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Deaf Pride

Ann Magill created the Disability Pride Flag in October 2021. The green stripe represents sensory perception disabilities.

A cute design, great gift idea for ASL students and teachers, American sign language interpreter, speech-language pathologist and special education teacher. Audiologists, deaf Interpreters, deaf and hard of hearing individuals, emergency medical technician EMT or any person who works or volunteering with deaf also will enjoy this design.

A lot of people who are neurodivergent also use sign language. Here "neurodivergent mom" is in ASL since I am american. Yes there are Deaf and Hard of Hearing people who are also neurodivergent but also people who are non verbal or have auditory processing disorder also use ASL to communicate. Gold and Red are for autism but the rainbow infinity is for all parts of neurodiveristy. Just because someone is not autistic does not mean they are not neurodivergent. A lot of neurodivergent people are autistic and are part of another neurodiversity community such as ADHD. This for neurodivergent moms. Not parents of neurodivergent people unless they are neurodivergent as well.

This design celebrates the beauty of sign language with the statement "I Sign Auslan." Wear it as a badge of pride and a way to promote awareness and inclusion for the Australian Sign Language (Auslan). Let your hands speak and inspire others to learn and appreciate this rich and expressive language.

Tinnitus Sucks Awareness of this disease with this design

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Stylized stencil of various meaningful hand gestures.

Cochlear Implant Design for St Patrick's Day

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Equality of Opportunity for Hearing Impaired People

Cochlear Implant Design for St Patrick's Day

Cochlear Implant Design for St Patrick's Day

Deaf Gain, not Hearing Loss

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Cochlear Implant Design.

It's easy to show kindness in any language

Kindness is the language that the deaf can hear and the blind can see.

ASL Sign Language Reindeer Christmas Gift For Deaf Pride

The perfect design with an ear symbol illustration for hearing impaired, hard of hearing or deaf people during quarantine ‘Please be patient, I can’t lipread through your face mask’. Make your loved ones the perfect Christmas gift. It’s perfect present for people with hearing loss, who are wearing a hearing aid and sign (American) Sign Language. (ASL, BSL)