Sandeep Agarawal founded a business, India Deaf Matrimonial, the platform for Indian Deaf men and women all over Indian to find profiles that match their needs. It runs by Deaf CEO Vinay Gehlot, a Deaf manager, and a whole Deaf team.
World Deaf Match (WDM), offers the same platform for Deaf men and woman from around the world. It will be launched this April 2020.
NOTE: Share data at your own risk. The company online management based in India is a bad reputation, 84% of people don't trust online from India.
The SquareGlow HomeKit is the all-in-one home doorbell and phone alert system that aims to serve the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community.
CAPE CORAL, Florida -- Calvin Young, a Deaf traveler well-known as Seek the World on YouTube channel, exploring the world to discover and share amazing story about the Deaf-owned business "SquareGlow" Homekit provides you with an entire signaling system that will alert you to the door or video phone or landline phone, a new technology solution for the Deaf and HoH Community.
A Deaf-owned business, Julio Rodriguez and his Deaf team, found a solution for the Deaf community. They developed, SquareGlow, a smart home assistive technology brand. SquareGlow transforms a restricted hearing environment into a complete Deaf-friendly environment anywhere.
Bringing the community together through a shared appreciation of plants in American Sign Language.
ROCHESTER, New York -- Calvin Young, a Deaf traveler known as Seek the World on YouTube channel, exploring the world to discover and share amazing story about the Deaf-owned small business "Deaf Green Thumbs" in Rochester, NY.
Brittany Comegna and Zach Ennis co-founded, Deafgreenthumbs, for educating through American Sign Language of the incredible benefits of plants! They shared how plants have the power to transform someone's life including theirs. Subscribe and more video at https://youtube.com/channel/deafgreenthumbs.
A Deaf live-streamer who helps other Deaf people shop online.
HANGZHOU, China -- A Deaf live-streamer Ziwei, lives in eastern China’s Zhejiang province and helps other Deaf people shop online through unique product introductions. a live-streaming has become a leading sales platform in China.
A Deaf live-streamer, Ziwei says "I want to help Deaf customers enjoy the convenience too", Ziwei uses Chinese sign language in her live-streams is the most popular goods and trends on social media in Deaf Chinese community.
Deaf entrepreneurs 'Lost River Vacations' offers the chance to stay at brand new tiny house resort on 22 acres of property in West Virginia.
WASHINGTON DC -- An opportunity to stay at a brand new, purpose-built, eco-friendly tiny house near the tranquil Lost River State Park is just one reward being offered by on Kickstarter. Backers that support the campaign can get hold of Lost River hats, shirts, mugs, limited edition photographs and prints, a five-night stay at Lost River Vacations, customized benches, the right to name a trail, and more.
Lost River Vacations and their campaign have already been presented in the Washington Post. The Kickstarter campaign will feature artwork from Deaf artists, designers and a Deaf-owned printing company. Funds that are raised in the campaign will go towards Lost River Vacations' campground, a Deaf-owned, built and operated campground for tired, nerve-shaken people seeking a secluded getaway deep in the hills of West Virginia.
Lost River Vacations owners Jane Jonas, Shawn Harrington, and Andrew St. Cyr want to add amenities to the resort to make it even more special for those that choose to stay there for a one-of-a-kind experience. Plans are in place to add a disc golf course, hot tub, and espresso trailer, as well as other accessories like a fire pit, outdoor lighting and furniture, deck and picnic table.
Viewing Lost River Vacations' tiny house Photos - WTOP.
The Lost River Vacations retreat in West Virginia is set on 23 acres of land just two miles from the Lost River State Park, making it perfect for those in need of a quiet escape surrounded by nature. More than a dozen Deaf-owned businesses have already contributed to the project, making it a wonderful example of the Deaf ecosystem working together for a common aim.
Already installed at the resort are a road and parking lot, electrical connections, a drilled well, septic, and a tiny house, which is almost ready for rentals. The customized house was built entirely by Shawn Harrington, co-owner of NSH Properties as well as co-owner of Lost River Vacations, and a team of talented, Deaf craftsmen. They plan to build more dwellings when funds are available, including different sized accommodations, from tiny houses to log cabins to treehouses. Approval is already in place for three more tiny houses.
When the resort is ready, Lost River Vacations aims to provide a cooperative membership and feature special closed weekends for the members, as well as provide general rentals to the public.
They would eventually like to fund projects such as non-profit camps for Deaf children. In the longer term, they envision purchasing a second plot of land to create retreats and facilities for Deaf non-profit organizations to contribute to the project, get involved, or find out more about the Kickstarter campaign, visit the link here: https://kickstarter.com/projects/lostriver/lost-river-vacations.
LANGLEY, British Columbia -- Calvin Young, a Deaf traveler known as Seek the World on YouTube channel, exploring the world to discover and share amazing story about the Deaf-Owned restaurant business in Canada.
Dalong Houang is a Deaf who runs a new restaurant, Dal's Poke, in Langley, British Columbia, Canada. The poke bowl is insanely good if you like eating sushi.
Poke means “to slice or cut” in Hawaiian and refers to chunks of raw, marinated fish - usually tuna - which is then tossed over rice and topped with vegetables and umami-packed sauces.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah -- Calvin Young, a Deaf traveler known as Seek the World on YouTube channel, exploring the world to discover and share amazing story about the Deaf keyboard muralist from Salt Lake City, Utah.
Erik Jensen is a Deaf artist. He enjoys bringing all old computer keyboards back to life by creating a stunning art-murals out of those keyboard keys!
Erik Jensen makes art with computer keyboard keys! Watch and see.
It was an amazing experience to see him making beautiful art out of all good old keys. It was also mind-blowing to see how he puts all keys together and everything else. Check out at instagram.com/erikjensenart for more details.
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.”
SINGAPORE -- Deaf.SG share a video of despite the high risks of operating business in highly competitive and saturated F&B industry in Singapore, Angela, a Deaf Vietnamese lady with full of enterprising spirit, braced up her courage to open her eatery, serving a variety of vietnamese dishes in Orchard Road. Those food aspirations come from her home country, Hanoi. Let’s find out more why she did this and see what the highly recommended dishes are.
His company incorporates many dance genres, including ballet, jazz, hip-hop, and African, as well as including sign language as part of an aesthetic that he describes as gritty and raw and “fresh with unexpected movement.”
American Deaf-owned business Route 66 Promotions first started in a garage and has now expanded to a storefront with more than 10 Deaf employees. They can print almost everything, from small products to custom t-shirts to large vinyl wall coverings, and offer a variety of promotional services.
Route 66 Promotions prides itself on providing the highest quality work and having a fun, but tightly-run workplace. Our employees are like family and are treated as such. We believe in helping each other strive to be the best they can and to promote the betterment of the community.
After placing your order with our Customer Relations department, your project will then be transferred to the Art Department, where our art gurus will do any necessary design work and provide proofs. From there, your order moves to the production departments for manufacturing. Quality control is then performed, your merchandise boxed/packaged, and shipped out. Promotional products supplier in the St. Louis County, Missouri. You are kept informed on the progress of your project throughout the entire process. Pretty nifty, right? Convinced yet? We thought so, following us on social media.
Watch The Daily Moth in ASL, Deaf Business Spotlight with Convo: Interview with Deaf-Owned Business 'JeZoe for Happy Skin'
The Daily Moth is the ASL radio show, the Deaf host, Alex Abenchuchan, delivers covers trending news stories for the Deaf community.
The weekly series of Deaf Business Spotlight by Convo’s Community Curators working in partnership with The Daily Moth as the series' JeZoe for Happy Skin.
Puerto Rican Deaf business owner Jesica Zoe Rodriguez makes beautiful and all-natural skin care and soap products using oils, herbs, and spices from the island.
Deaf Business Spotlight with Convo: Exclusive interview with Deaf-owned business 'Duppet Puppet'
The Daily Moth is the ASL radio show, the Deaf host, Alex Abenchuchan, delivers covers trending news stories for the Deaf community. The weekly series of Deaf Business Spotlight by Convo’s Community Curators working in partnership with The Daily Moth as the series' Duppet Puppet.
The Daily Moth's interview with Diana Lopez of California and a Deaf-owned business 'Duppet Puppet' in San Diego, California.
World Traveler: Explore with Joel Barish on YouTube.
World traveler Joel Barish is no stranger to the varied customs and traditions of different cultures around the world. Luckily for us, he cannot leave home without his camera and sense of adventure. In his travels, he documents his experiences and brings them back to share with us. For Joel, Deafness is not a barrier, but rather, a doorway to exploration. Check out Joel West Barish Channel.
Barish loves the fauna, extreme adventures, wacky food, and of course Deaf people, are explored with Joel as he travels to the farthest reaches of the world. Get a taste of adventure in this fast paced short.
This is the first of a new weekly series of Deaf Business Spotlight by Convo’s Community Curators working in partnership with The Daily Moth. The first series' Pepperbox Coffee.
The Daily Moth's interview with fastest coffee brewer in the Wild West and Deaf-owned business 'Pepperbox Coffee' in Austin, Texas on 4001 Medical Pkwy.
Motto: The original coffee cowboys are back to take the reins of the coffee industry once again in Texas. This time through Pepperbox Coffee.
Deaf Cafe This Fingertalk other than those guys, because at this cafe owner Dissa Syakina Ahdanisa recruit employees with hearing impairment as the individuals.
From the cook, until the waitress was Deaf.
In this cafe a unique tradition to order the menu by using sign language.
If you want to order the requests are complicated mending ask for a piece of paper to write on it.
We do not need hard-les sign language before hanging on Deaf Cafe Fingertalk is because at every table already available mini guide KoG.
Various grain also vary guys, not just a dish of Asia, but also western.
Deaf Cafe Fingertalk is located on Jl. Pinang No.37, East Pamulang, South Tangerang City, and already has 2 branches cafes in the city, which is open every day at 10:00 to 19:00 pm.
So, let's enjoy the sensation of hanging pretty Deaf Cafe Fingertalk?
But for one Toronto Uber driver, it's about much more than convenience. Shafiul Hoque is a Deaf driver who says thanks to the company's technology-driven approach, he has his first job in more than a decade.
"I heard that they were willing to hire Deaf drivers," Hoque said in an interview aided by an American Sign Language interpreter. "I found that they were actually very accessible."
Hoque says he still remembers his first pick-up. It went smoothly and "communication was not a problem at all."
He credits a set of in-app features that Uber has rolled out specifically for Deaf and HoH drivers to communicate with riders.
Uber says he's now one of at least 300 drivers in Toronto alone who have been using the in-app features on the job for the past year.
How it works - As soon as a trip is requested, drivers using the in-app features will see a flashing light, in addition to getting the usual audio alert. Passengers also receive a notification, to let them know their Uber driver will be Deaf or HoH.
“If I can do it, so can you.” Larry is Deaf and on a mission to follow his dreams. Find out how partnering with Uber made it possible for him to move to LA and support his family while starting a new career.
Passengers also aren't able to call their driver - they can only text and they'll get an additional prompt to make sure they put in their destination.
"Some people have always asked me how I can communicate with people so easily, but with the technology and with the cellular device, I can do that," Hoque said. "That eliminates barriers for all of us."
For Hoque, the simple additions to the Uber app have opened up a world of opportunity. Not long ago, he didn't think he would ever be able to get a job as a driver.
Life-changing technology - With technological advances, that no longer seems to be a problem. Hoque says he knows as many as 10 other people from the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community who are out on the roads driving for Uber... Read More on CBC News.
Mirchi and Mime, Mumbai's first Deaf eatery the fine dining restaurant in India.
MUMBAI, India -- Mirchi & Mime is the city’s first restaurant with a fully Deaf-Mute staff serving the food. Launched just a week ago, this restaurant plans to serve society by creating employment opportunities for the differently abled and at the same time, keeping guests satiated with an interesting regional Indian menu. We checked out the place and were smitten by the bright smiles of the staff and their warm hospitality.
Ambience - The restaurant is tastefully designed in lighter shared paired with wooden furniture making the space look huge. The 2000 sq ft property can host about 80 guests at a time. The walls are decorated with antique kitchenware, cake stands with dome on top have cookbooks and plants in it. On the other side, you’ll find handwritten recipes from various cookbooks dating from the modern right up to pre-independence time... Read More.
Deaf Cafe Fingertalk - A first-of-its-kind cafe hires and empowers the Deaf in Jakarta, Indonesia.
JAKARTA -- Deaf Cafe Fingertalk: Frisca Carolina Loho, 25, possesses skills in cooking, sewing, computer design, home repairs and Balinese traditional dancing. However, the woman, who previously lived in Denpasar, Bali, and Cimahi, West Java, said that finding a stable job was a challenge due to fierce competition.
“I have learned a variety of skills so I can take on different jobs. But there are a lot of people without disabilities who can also do such jobs,” she told The Jakarta Post via an interpreter at her new workplace, the Fingertalk Cafe and Workshop, on Jl. Pinang 37, East Pamulang, South Tangerang, Banten province.
She was able to secure a steady job after Singapore-based Dissa Syakina Ahdanisa, a 25-year-old social entrepreneur, and hearing impaired activist Pat Sulistiowati, 65, opened the cafe and recruited hearing impaired workers.
Frisca, who has an academic background in cooking and fashion, was among the few recruits with extensive skills, therefore she also plays a role in training the younger and less-experienced employees... Read The Full Story.
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