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17.01.2022 Has anyone see Alter Boy, from Perth. There are six members in the group, 3-4 members who are deaf / hard-of-hearing. They have just recently been featured as an artist on Triple J, and they won a grant from Triple J earlier this year. Their music is electropop, with a hip-hop influence, and include LGBTQ+ themes: shiny, dark pop with chaotic performance art and Deaf/trans bodies. Here is a video for their song Bad Dream Break In. It is so wonderful to see successful DHOH young people and for DHOH artists!

13.01.2022 The February 2021 edition of Sounds & Signs - the official newsletter of Aussie Deaf Kids - is now available.

10.01.2022 Have you joined our Aussie Deaf Kids NDIS Community group yet? This is a closed group focusing on the NDIS pathway for children and young people who are deaf or hard of hearing. The group is for parents and caregivers and the people who support them. A place to ask questions, share information and experiences. NDIS service providers are welcome but no promotion of products or services is permitted. https://www.facebook.com/groups/aussiedeafkidsndiscommunity

10.01.2022 Did you know... The new iPhone IOS update has sound alerts for: Babies crying... Sirens Fire Smoke Door bells Etc... -Go into settings -Accessibility -Sound Recognition -Chose the sounds I just enabled it yesterday and It just alerted me of a siren at 4am. I have my phone silenced (why?) but the screen brightness woke me up. Interesting... It never once alerted me during the day when I had my CI on. I guess it’s trial and error time to see what works and doesn’t work well. I am wondering if it vibrates and or vibrates my Apple Watch too? I’d have to wear it at night but that’s easy enough. (Shared with permission from Moline Schrader).

07.01.2022 With Christmas around the corner and the promise of new toys and gadgets, a timely reminder that button batteries are dangerous for young children.

05.01.2022 https://www.aussiedeafkids.org.au/sport.htmlSport is an important part of the Australian way of life. It is one of the main ways our children keep fit and healthy. The skills our children learn playing sport will build the foundations for the enjoyment of sport throughout their lives. Sport is FUN and children with hearing loss can participate in all sports with very little, if any, modifications.

05.01.2022 Have you joined our Aussie Deaf Kids Plus Group and Unilateral Hearing Loss Group? Please join below! https://www.facebook.com/groups/adkunilateralhearingloss https://www.facebook.com/groups/aussiedeafkidsplus

01.01.2022 FCEI Principles in PerspectiveExploring the Issues from Multiple Angles is the FCEI virtual-learning series. From February through October 2021 these live, sign-language interpreted, interactive webinars will be free to participants. Each webinar will address a topic from the point-of-view of professionals, Deaf and Hared of Hearing (DHH) adults, and parents in a facilitated discussion. Q&A opportunities will be an important interactive feature of each webinar, so register early to reserve your spot! These webinars are free to attend, and there is an option to make a donation towards the access costs. The webinars will be recorded and available on the FCEI website after each event.