Ice Cream Parlour Employs Deaf People

The Brazilian ice cream parlour employs Deaf people.

ARACAJU, Brazil -- A Deaf man has bucked the trend, overcoming obstacles and challenges, to open his own business with an inspiring workplace initiative that breaks new ground for people with hearing difficulties.

Breno Oliveira’s ice cream bar, il Sordo, in Aracaju, north east Brazil, is the first outlet in the South American country where the majority of his staff are Deaf.

Mr Oliveira, 24, who was born with full hearing loss, came up with the idea of opening and running the unique parlour after becoming frustrated at the employment opportunities open to Deaf people.

He decided to challenge the perceptions of what workers with impaired hearing could do by striking out on his own and proving his disability was not a limitation.

Mr Oliveira said: “The idea was to create something that would be inclusive for everyone. il Surdo, happens to be a bar run by deaf people. But it is a shop selling tasty and delicious desserts for everyone.”

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Seek The World: INES - Brazil's First Deaf School

Instituto Nacional de Educação de Surdos - INES: Brazil's First Deaf School.

RIO DE JANEIRO -- Instituto Nacional de Educação de Surdos (INES) serves around 600 students, from kindergarten to high school. There are 22 Deaf teachers/professors. They firmly believe in using bilingual languages - Brazilian Sign Language and Portuguese language.

The art and the sport complete the distinguished service of INES to its students. Vocational education and paid internships help to insert Deaf people into the labor market. The Institute also supports the teaching and research of new methodologies to be applied in teaching the Deaf person and also serves the community and the students in the areas of speech therapy, psychology, and social assistance.

In the 1960s, in the United States, with the support of researchers in the field of linguistics, language status was given to the sign communication between the Deaf. In Brazil, towards the end of the 1980s, the Deaf led the movement for the official signing of the Brazilian Sign Language - LIBRAS. In 1993, a bill began a long legalization and regulation battle at the federal level, culminating in the creation of Law No. 10,436 of April 24, 2002, which recognizes the Brazilian Sign Language, followed by Decree No. 5,626, Of December 22, 2005, which regulates it.

Therefore, the bilingual education proposal is being consolidated. In this sense, some challenges are being posed, such as, for example, promoting bilingual education for deaf individuals who demand the mass public education at the National Institute of Deaf Education and regular Brazilian schools.

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Address: Rua das Laranjeiras, 232 - Laranjeiras, Rio De Janeiro.

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Deaf Brazilian Man Executed During Robbery

Deaf News: Security camera captures young Deaf man executed during robbery for not responding thugs in Brazil.

Featured on LiveLeak , the footage of a Deaf young man shot and killed by five armed bandits during a robbery on the vehicle that was the route Sao Paulo.

According to the passengers, he was able to identify more than 5 shots. The case was referred to the police to continue the investigation.

The following video contains footage of graphic vioence which may be disturbing to some viewers. Viewers discretion is advised.

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FIFA World Cup 'The Last Game'

FIFA World Cup Short Film - 'The Last Game'

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil -- Nike releases animated short film 'The Last Game' is a story about risky football versus safe football. The scientist and the clones want to prove that riskless football is more effective. Ronaldo Fenomeno and the original players disagree, and they are willing to risk everything to prove the scientist wrong. There is only one way to know who is right: the Last Game.

Featuring (animated): Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney, Neymar Júnior, Zlatan Ibrahimović, Andrés Iniesta, David Luiz, Franck Ribéry, Tim Howard and Ronaldo Fenomeno.

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