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ASL Music Video 'Where Is The Love'

WATCH [CC] - American Sign Language Music Video - Where Is The Love.


This music video is a translation of the song Black Eyes Peas' "Where Is The Love" into American Sign Language for the simple and sole purpose of sharing the song and its vital message with the Deaf Community.

This ASL music video was created not only for your entertainment, but also to share the wonderful message of 'Where Is The Love?' with you, so that hopefully it will have a positive impact on your thoughts and perspectives and decision-making about the world. The lyrics are tremendously powerful.


Hopefully they will stimulate your ability to discover and create love and kindness, which is something we all sorely need in our lives. The news footage and some of the other images in this video are from the internet.

Copyright belongs to Black Eyes Peas and UMG Recordings, Inc. All rights remain with the copyright holders. Thank you.

ASL Translation 'Phenomenal Woman'

WATCH [CC] - 'Phenomenal Woman' by Maya Angelou - ASL translated by Black Deaf Women.

Hello y’all! Let you know that we will have phenomenal Black Deaf women signing a poem, written by a famous African Americans women with English subtitles.


You can veiwed in full transcript: https://youtu.be/FnQz1KXUq_c

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Microsoft's Kinect Turns Sign Language Translator

Microsoft uses Kinect to interpret sign language, should the team's efforts reach commercialization, it could have a big effect on the world's Deaf population.


Microsoft’s Kinect technology, already adept at reading hand and body movements, is incorporating sign language into its motion-sensing vocabulary as part of a new research project meant to help the Deaf. Developers at Microsoft Research have been using the Xbox 360 gaming peripheral to read sign language from Deaf users, and translate it into spoken text.

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On Wednesday, they showed off some of the results. “Thanks Microsoft for turning my dream into a reality,” gestured Yin Dandan, a Deaf student, who demonstrated the Kinect translator.

The technology can not only turn sign language into words spoken by a computer, but also do the reverse. A non-Deaf user can speak or type words into the Kinect translator. The system will then motion the words in sign language using a virtual avatar shown on a display.

Microsoft Research demonstrated the technology as it celebrated the 15th year of its Asia division. language translation has been among one of its focuses and already researchers there have developed software that can artificially replicate a person’s voice, and have it speak other languages, including Chinese.

At the same time, the company has been promoting the use of Kinect among software developers in China, said Wu Guobin, a Microsoft Research program manager. The gadget has proven to be an ideal motion-sensing device for the Chinese Academy of Sciences, which has long been researching sign language recognition technology... Read The Full Story.

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Si5s - ASL Literacy & Establish ASL Corpus

Si5s org is a non-profit organization to spread ASL literacy and establish ASL corpus across the ASL community.

Si5s is a writing system used for American Sign Language (ASL) that resembles a handwritten form of SignWriting. It was invented in 2003 in New York City by Robert Arnold.

Si5s is the English spelling of the name for American Sign Language in writing. We provide workshops, presentations and training on ASL writing for K-12 education, ASL classes, and the Deaf/ASL community.

Introduction to American Sign Language Writing by Robert Arnold.


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ASL Is A Gift Translated By Deanne Bray

"ASL is a Gift" is a poem written by Julie Rems-Smario and translated by Deanne Bray.

Final revision of American Sign Language translation on September 21, 2012. It was June 2012 when Wayne Betts gave one small suggestion in adding something to ASL. He signed SI5S. I expanded on that idea and made this version into the translation that I am fully content and will stick to this.


Here is my ASL translation of ASL is a GIFT in American Sign Language.

Julie Rems-Smario wrote...

ASL is a gift of language
ASL is a gift of embracing
ASL is a gift of understanding
ASL is a gift of communication

ASL is a gift of dignity
ASL is a gift of acceptance
ASL is a gift of creativity
ASL is a gift of intelligence

ASL is a gift of connection
ASL is a gift of expression
ASL is a gift of healthy self-esteem
ASL is a gift of creating a whole child
ASL is a gift of human rights for your Deaf child
ASL is a gift of love.

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