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Bilingual lectures on Sign Languages and Deaf Studies

Open access, online talks on African Sign Language Studies, in International sign and English

The History of Ghanian Sign Language

Hadjah, Timothy Mac & Alexander Okyere

''De la langue des signes d’Amérique à la langue des signes d’Amérique utilisée en Côte d’Ivoire : une étude comparative du lexique ''
Diby, Brunho

''L’accord spatial des verbes ou agreement verbs dans la Langue des Signes de Bouakako : prospection et esquisse de description''
Tano, Angoua

Sign Language and Deaf Education in Kenya
Odhiambo, Margareth

Developing a sentence repetition test for the evaluation of deaf children’s use of South African Sign Language
Palmer, Amy, Anne Baker & Kate Huddlestone

Lexical variation and change in South African Sign Language: A case study of a Western Cape school-lect
Njeyiyana, Susan & Kate Huddlestone

Studying Lexical Variation In Sign Languages: the Case of South African Sign Language
van Niekerk, Andries, Anne Baker & Kate Huddlestone

Sign Language Documentation in Emergency Situations and Crisis Zones : a Crowdsourcing Solution
Soudi, Abdelhadi

Systèmes d’écriture pour langues des signes et langues vocales africaines
Diagne, Anna Marie

Lexical intensifiers in Kenyan Sign Language: Use, motivation, & etymology
Morgan, Hope, Evans N. Burichani & Jared O. Osome

Quantifying variation in movement and location: comparing the lexicons of American and Ghanaian Sign Language
Fragkiadakis, Manolis

The Dictionary for Seychellois Sign Language : a tool for the preservation, transmission and development of Seychelles' heritage
Risler, Annie & Alain Gebert

“Have you ever seen a snake?": Personal experience narratives in village sign languages
Morgado, Marta

The incorporation of emblematic gestures in the emerging sign language of Guinea-Bissau
Martins, Mariana. Amaré Soares, Marcos de Barros

A brief sketch of the clause structure of Burkina Faso Sign Language (BFSL)
Bross, Fabian

 

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