In the mood of celebrating the international day of sign languages. We at FDF decided to embark on walk for life campaign to further make sign language more recognized as a way of bridging communication gap for the Deaf people in Nigeria in collaboration with CODAH...
As part of our commitment in FDF to commemorate International Day of Sign Languages (IDSL) as we do over the years, this year is not an exemption. We are hosting an online Zoom webinar and would be live on our social Media pages; Instagram , Facebook & YouTube...
SOSANYA O. OLUWASEUN. FDF Volunteer & Online tutor Sosanya Oluwadaisi Oluwaseun (Odasy Seun) is a Communication expert, Deaf rights Advocate, Sign language Interpreter and Tutor. He’s a freelance broadcast journalist and into PR...
Olaoluwa Bayonle Emmanuel FDF Coordinator, Is an Inclusion Advocate, a Prolific Sign Language Interpreter and Special Educator whose advocacy work has gained recognition far and wide in Nigeria. He is an alumni of University of Ilorin with over 4 years of working...
Funmi Ogunro. FDF Founder, Phonic Teacher and Event planner. She founded Friends of the Deaf international Foundation (FDF) after the demise of her late Deaf younger sister. Olushola Shenkoya who died as a result of communication breach at the hospital when diagnosed...
Sarafa Saheed is a student at the Federal College of Education (Special) Oyo who was diagnosed with Perforated Typhoid. A few days ago, some members of FDF teamed up with stakeholders to save the young Deaf guy. They reached out to the Executive Director, Mrs. Funmi...
As Sign Language is becoming more widely spread and adopted at organizational levels, Friends of The Deaf Foundation (FDF) is not left behind seeing this as an opportunity to reaching out to our Dear Persons With Disabilities with emphasis on the Deaf Community. FDF...
Ashura Michael is a young deaf human rights and Gender activist in Kenya .She was recently named as most influential young Kenyan 2020 Under leadership and governance category and One of the top 15 Kenyan women blazing trail the corporate suite 2020 (Law and Policy ),...
Just because the Deaf people cannot talk with their mouths or hear with their ears does not make them dumb. Deaf people talk with hands and hear with their eyes. With Sign Language, I'm equal. Become a Friend of the Deaf today and bridge the gap in our society
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