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As many of my readers may already know, much of my spare time during the first weeks of 2009 was spent advocating for and helping to coordinate interpreting services for PantheaCon, one of the nation’s largest Pagan-themed conferences, held here in the Bay Area. It’s been nearly a month since PantheaCon took place, and I [...]

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If you have been following Deaf Pagan Crossroads lately, you know that one of the main projects I am working on right now is promoting Equal Communication Access at PantheaCon – one of the nation’s largest indoor conferences focusing on Pagan spirituality. For more information about PantheaCon and its Equal Communication Access Efforts, please check [...]

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While checking out some statistics about my blog that WordPress posts in my dashboard, I noticed a link to my site listed which caught my attention. Go take a look for yourself: http://deltaflt1189.wordpress.com/2009/06/14/demonic-occult-symbols-of-the-satanic-sucker/ According to the author of this webpage “I Love You” sign is made using a combination of the letters I L and [...]

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It gives me great pleasure to announce that this year, for the first time, PantheaCon will be offering Sign Language Interpreters for Deaf individuals wishing to attend this event. PLEASE SCROLL DOWN TO BOTTOM OF POST FOR INFORMATION FOR DEAF ATTENDEES & INTERPRETERS The 15th Annual PantheaCon Feb 13 – 16, 2009 President’s Day Weekend [...]

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photo by johnivara SpiritWolf steps forward and in voice and sign calls all the members to the Circle: The wheel of the year turns on taking us from season to season one to the next. Life and time moving endlessly, it is as it will be, without beginning or end. And so it has brought [...]

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Last October, I was interviewed by a fellow Pagan named Raven Moonshadow, who lives in Maryland with her family. Raven is the hearing mother of a young Deaf child, whom she is raising (along with her other children) in the Pagan ways. She and her family are learning American Sign Language (ASL) in order to better [...]

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Where were you born? I was born deaf to an all-hearing family in southern Indiana, on the banks of the Ohio River. I grew up going to hearing schools, and then attended Gallaudet College (now University) where I received my BA degree in Psychology. Since then I’ve been something of a gypsy, traveling around to [...]

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Do you think that being deaf makes it more difficult to follow a “traditional” path or does it allow for a more creative flow? Hmmm… good question, for which there is no easy answer. It’s difficult to come up with one general response, because like most communities, the Deaf Community is diverse – while its [...]

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Can you tell us about your efforts to bring Pagan terminology to ASL vocabulary? What could the Pagan community do to help or aid you? First of all, I would like to spend a bit of time clarifying a few things about American Sign Language… also known as ASL. First of all, ASL is a [...]

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As Pagans around the United States and the Northern Hemisphere prepare for Samhain, probably the holiest of the eight Sabbats in the Wheel of the Year – which occurs on October 31st/November 1st, I would like to take a moment to talk about one of the traditions of Samhain… from a Deaf perspective. Many Pagan [...]

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I woke up this morning and checked my email, only to discover that I had a new comment to an old post – one that I wrote over a year ago, shortly after I first started Deaf Pagan Crossroads. It’s a response to my post titled “On Being Deaf…and Pagan” – a post I wrote [...]

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I’ve been getting a number of emails from ASL and Interpreting students, asking permission to quote from my blog for a paper or project they are doing for one of their classes. I am honored to receive such requests, and happy to grant such permission. I still prefer that you contact me if you do [...]

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