Deaf Social Experiment On Hearing People

HumanMeter: Would You Help a Deaf Person Reach His Destination - Social Experiment by Kami.

HumanMeter team from Philippines, conducted a social experiment to see if Filipinos are willing to understand and accompany a Deaf stranger to reach his destination. The results are quite shocking.

HumanMeter - Special social project of Kami.com.ph. Social experiments, pranks in the streets of the Philippines to test the society, to see how people behave in non-standard situations.

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Deaf Drug Dealer & User Slain in Philippines

RAW VIDEO: Deaf Filipino man gunned down while setting in the corner on Manila street.

MANILA, Philippines -- The gruesome scenes of alleged drug dealer found shot dead in Manila on Friday are growing increasingly common as police wage a bloody war on narcotics.

A Deaf drug dealer was left for dead after being shot by a plain-clothes police officer, his bullet ridden body slumped face down in a dimly lit corner on the Manila street, soaked in his own pool of blood dripping onto the concrete pavement. Death toll rises as Philippines intensifies war on drugs.

Since June 30, when President Rodrigo Duterte took power and launched his war against drug traffickers and users, the police have reported over 3,000 drug-related killings, including 1,105 people killed in police operations up to Sept, 16.

Police revised that number down from 3,541, as reported earlier by the Philippine police chief Ronald Bato.

SOURCE - CNN

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Jennifer Tandoc - Deaf Artist & Photographer

Deaf Artist and Photographer, Jennifer Tandoc.

Jennifer Tandoc is a professional artist, photographer and very talent that strives to create art that represents the Deaf community.

Tandoc says "Over the years, My art work has drawn a lot of positive attention. One of my dream is to become famous and successful as an artist and also, I fell in love with photography the minute my Dad gave me an old Kinolta Minolta. Photography became my passion!"

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Filmed and Edited by Danielle Graybill.

The Daily Moth is a new ASL radio show, delivers news in video using ASL. The Deaf host, Alex Abenchuchan, covers trending news stories and Deaf topics. The video shows of artist and photographer Jennifer Tandoc, each piece of art takes hours and hours of work. There's something hidden in all of her designs.

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Check out and LIKE her artist page and LIKE her photography page. Jennifer Tandoc Artist and Photographer! Visit her site: http://jtandocphotography.com

Contact J9: jtandoc9@gmail.com

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Deaf Filipinos Get To Hear For The First Time

Deaf people were unable to contain their tears of joy after hearing with the hearing aids their families speak for the very first time.

MANILA, Philippines -- Spotify teamed up with Starkey Hearing Foundation to give Deaf people across the Philippines the chance to hear for the first time.

A new video, created by streaming service Spotify and hearing aids manufacturer Starkey Hearing Foundation, captures the incredible moment that the men and women, who live in Puerto Princesa, one of the poorest areas in the Philippines, are made able to hear sounds, after being given new, very sensitive hearing aids.

The four-minute clip follows each of the participants as they go about their day-to-day lives, while they explain how being Deaf has affected them and their families.

'I want nothing more than to hear my children': Emotional video captures the incredible moment three Deaf people hear the voices of their families and friends...

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Deaf LGBT Filipinos Sees Rise In HIV Cases

Deaf Rainbow's petition asks the government to provide the program called "Deaf-Friendly HIV" services in prevent booming of HIV cases.

MANILA, Philippines -- Today, 16 new HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) cases are recorded in the Philippines. It is likely to continue increasing in the coming years.

Most of the new HIV cases are among men who have sex with men and transgenders, and due to inaquate HIV services in the country, we fear that more and more Filipino gays, bisexuals, other men who have sex with men, and transgender people will be vulnerable to the epidemic.

TLF Share collaborated with Pinoy Deaf Rainbow to produce Bekitaktakan 3, The Deaf Edition, where Deaf and Hearing Impaired transgenders advocate tackles issues around gender identity, HIV, and the need for Deaf-Friendly HIV services.

To support Pinoy Deaf Rainbow's petition for Deaf-Friendly HIV services, please sign this Change.org petition by Bibo Lee Perey of Pinoy Deaf Rainbow - HERE.

Translate Filipino to English:

I am Bibo Lee Perey, and I am writing this petition on behalf of the Pinoy Deaf Rainbow, an organization of Deaf LGBTs in the Philippines.

The current HIV epidemic heightens the vulnerabilities of Deaf gays, bisexuals, other men who have sex with men, and trans people. Our exclusion has many layers: we are stigmatized and discrimination because of our disability, our sexual orientation, and our gender identity.

Some of our friends have already been infected by HIV, and yet there are no deaf-friendly HIV services in the country that could help us protect ourselves from HIV and access testing and treatment, care, and support.

We have already sent a request for deaf-friendly HIV services to the Department of Health on June 2013, but we did not receive any response.

Through this online petition, we hope to reiterate our appeal for deaf-friendly HIV services. We hope to remind Secretary Ona of Article 25 of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD), which encourages Member-States to:

• Provide persons with disabilities with the same range, quality and standard of free or affordable health care and programs as provided to other persons, including in the area of sexual and reproductive health and population-based public health programs;

• Provide those health services needed by persons with disabilities specifically because of their disabilities, including early identification and intervention as appropriate, and services designed to minimize and prevent further disabilities, including among children and older persons;

• Require health professionals to provide care of the same quality to persons with disabilities as to others, including on the basis of free and informed consent by, inter alia, raising awareness of the human rights, dignity, autonomy and needs of persons with disabilities through training and the promulgation of ethical standards for public and private health care

We need to have access to HIV testing. One concrete step that DOH can immediately do is to include in the guidelines for HIV testing the possibility of deaf client signing a waiver form to allow a Sign Language interpreter, with the client indicating informed consent for the presence of the interpreter during voluntary HIV testing and counselling and the interpreter bound to maintain confidentiality.

We are willing to work with the Department of Health to improve our access to health services. We need access to HIV services now! Please sign this Change.org petition by Bibo Lee Perey of Pinoy Deaf Rainbow.

Director: Jedd Rommel
Talent: Disney Aguila
Writers: Jonas Bagas, Angelo Esperanzate, Disney Aguila, Bibo Perey, MJ Cenidoza
Production team: TLF Share staff with Ms. Pat Bringas and Santi Obcena

This video was produced by TLF Share for Dangal Pilipinas with the support of the ISEAN-Hivos Programme in the Philippines.

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Deaf Survivors of Typhoon Haiyan

Deaf Survivors of Typhoon Yolanda in Philippines.

TACLOBAN CITY, Philippines - As we are all painfully aware, our Deaf community has been devastated by a serious Typhoon Yolanda also known as Haiyan in Northern Visayas, Philippines last November 8, 2013.

If you willingly give your donations at DLS-CSB SDEAS or PFD c/o Mr. Rey Alfred A. Lee.

Contact: Kindly direct to Rey Alfred A. Lee - president of Philippine Federation of the Deaf. His cp number 09064701047. He can give you the PFD bank account or PFDYS; pfd.youth@gmail.com Thank you!

Break The Silence Run: Stop Deaf Child Sexual Abuse

WATCH: Documentary film - Stop Deaf child sexual abuse in Philippines.

CEBU CITY, Philippines -- Gualandi Volunteer Service Programme, Inc (GVSP) continues its mission for the Deaf community to live in a Deaf-inclusive society. Established in 2005, the non-stock, non-profit organization has been working with volunteers in projects for and with the Deaf community.

Deaf children and women are vulnerable to abuse and exploitation. In a study conducted by the Philippine Deaf Resource Center, it was revealed that 65-70 percent of Deaf boys and girls are being molested. The large amount of cases continues to rise and remains concealed. However, the Deaf community receives little attention.

In an effort to raise awareness on putting a stop to the increasing number of cases of sexual abuse of Deaf children and women, the five-year program Break the Silence Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Network Project was started by GVSP under the guidance of Stairway Foundation, Inc. It focuses on abuse prevention, identification and response and advocacy both in the hearing and Deaf community through different projects set in agencies, schools and communities.

The sense of urgency on this issue also paved the way in the organization of a run for a cause event by GVSP entitled Break the Silence Run: Stop Deaf Child Sexual Abuse. It is set to happen on April 21, 2013, Sunday, 5:30 a.m. at Ayala Center Cebu Terraces, Cebu Business Park.

Break the Silence: A GVSP initiative in creating a Deaf child sexual abuse prevention and exploitation network in the Philippines in partnership with the Stairway Foundation,Inc., the Australian Agency for International Development (AUSAID) Lets combat and stop the rising cases of child sexual abuse in the Philippines. Defend and protect the Deaf. Lets empower them. Support GVSP! SAVE the Deaf children and women! credits by: Julie Rose Benabaye of the De LaSalle College of St.Benilde, SDA.

There will be four categories: the regular 4K, 8K and 16K and a separate category for Persons with Disabilities (wheelchair, blind and Deaf)... Read The Full Story.