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United Kingdom observes Disability History Month on a yearly basis from 20th November to 20th December. It is a time dedicated to exploring the history, achievements, and ongoing struggles of disabled people. It is a time for reflection, education, and action, ensuring that the rights and contributions of disabled individuals are recognised and respected.    About the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Community  This month is particularly significantly notable. One of the most powerfu

October signifies a topic of awareness about National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) which is a yearly occurrence. It is a time to reflect on the vital role people with disabilities play in strengthening our workforce and communities. It is also a strong reminder of the importance of building inclusive workplaces where every individual can contribute their skills and talents without barriers.    Employment provides more than income, it brings independence, pur

Beyond the Screen: How a Deaf Cyber Security Expert is Hacking Barriers and Reinventing Success!

Every year, on October 10th, it is World Mental Health Day. We need a moment to reflect and reaffirm our commitment to emotional...

We are thrilled to announce an exciting role! About the employer - At Dialogue Hub CIC, food is more than just something they serve—it’s...

Attendees from across the NHS all who are Deaf, hard of hearing, allies, and advocates all gathered for the National Deaf and Hard of...

InSignLanguage celebrates the 8th anniversary, and we look back on this journey with gratitude and pride. What started as a small, passionate team is today a thriving organisation that has supported thousands of interpreting appointments, partnered with leading organisations, and even represented high-calibre individuals at meaningful global events. 

Zebra Access celebrated their 20th anniversary on the 13th of September in Wolverhampton which is a remarkable milestone for the...

Understanding and embracing diversity in communication is essential for any business or organization aiming to be truly inclusive. Deaf...

West Midlands Trains Partners with InSignLanguage: Enhancing Accessibility for Deaf Passengers West Midlands Trains (WMT) is proud to...

Mother-to-be and mothers who are Deaf in the UK have faced significant barriers to accessing vital maternity education and knowledge. The...

Deaf people have relied on their Private Hire Driver (PCO)  licence  to earn a living in London. But a recent update to Transport for...

Imagine yourself walking into a coffee shop, you expect the aroma of freshly roasted beans, the sound of milk steaming, and the...

For the majority of us, ordering a coffee is a simple part of our daily routine. But for Deaf employees at ING's London headquarters,...

At InSignLanguage, our mission has always been simple: make communication inclusive, easy, and accessible for everyone. Now, we’re taking...

At InSignLanguage, we believe that every message deserves to be understood by everyone. That’s why our BSL Translation Service exists — to turn written English content into British Sign Language so Deaf BSL users can access the same information, with clarity, professionalism, and respect.

We’re thrilled to share new opportunities for the Deaf community! Achieve Together, a leading support and care provider, has opened five Deaf-inclusive roles — and InSignLanguage is here to support Deaf applicants through our Career Network.

Looking to make your next meeting, event, or appointment fully accessible? At InSignLanguage, we provide qualified and trusted British Sign Language (BSL) interpreters for both onsite and remote settings. Booking is quick and simple—just share your details online and we’ll take care of the rest. With us, you get professionalism, inclusivity, and peace of mind, every time.

It has been a busy, full-on couple of weeks and we have some successes to share with you!

Last week, InSignLanguage  and InSign AI  had the honour of participating in the Tech for Growth  event at the British Embassy in Paris ,...