Deaf Aboriginal Services

21/09/2026

Tag yourself if you’re Aboriginal Deaf/Hard of Hearing, or tag someone you know who is Aboriginal Deaf/Hard of Hearing in Australia.

21/09/2026

Tag small Deaf businesses here so we can support them :-) Deaf Chef Ross Roberto Trimboli .pay .auslan

20/09/2026

Expression of Interest Form
DEADLY BLAK AUSLAN Level 1 Online Course. Starting Soon in October!
This is a culturally safe learning space created specifically for Aboriginal people who want to learn basic Deadly Blak Auslan. No experience needed, this course is perfect for beginners! For more information email to [email protected]

DEADLY BLAK AUSLAN Level 1 Online Course—Starting Soon in October! This is a culturally safe learning space created specifically for Aboriginal people who want to learn basic Deadly Blak Auslan. No experience needed—this course is perfect for beginners! Six weekly online sessions Connect and lea...

14/09/2026

https://theeducatorsroom.com/native-american-deaf-history-is-american-deaf-history/

We must acknowledge and celebrate the contributions of Native American sign languages and culture to American Deaf history.

13/09/2026

Help us spread the word and get as many mob as possible to submit an EOI for our upcoming Deadly Blak Auslan Online Course. This is a culturally safe learning space created specifically for Aboriginal people who want to learn. You can either go to this link or see QR code on flyer https://forms.gle/v7bdB74Ujsk1YjbB7

10/09/2026

If you’re not doing anything tomorrow, come along and join us!

I Am Me: Auslan Family Filming Session

Join us for a special Auslan Family Filming afternoon with Aunty Sharron mirii Bell and Deaf Aboriginal Services!

Deaf Aboriginal Services is proud to collaborate with Children’s Rights Queensland to create an Auslan music video.

When: Tomorrow Friday 11 Sept 2026
Time: 3:30–5:00pm
Where: Anzac Park Playground, Toowong

Everyone is welcome. See you all there!

Registration and filming consent are required:

Join us for an afternoon of fun and professional filming as children and families come together to feature in the I Am Me music video.

02/09/2026

01/09/2026

A powerful day on Kaurna Country

Today I had the honour of being a keynote speaker at the Building Strength & Connection, First Nations Victim/Survivors of Sexual Violence Forum at Yitpi Yartapuultiku, Port Adelaide, on Kaurna Country.

For the first time, I shared my lived experience publicly, using my story to help break down barriers and create change for our future generations.

I also spoke about the intersection of sexual violence, Deaf and First Nations identity, and the gaps Deaf First Nations people still face when accessing culturally safe and accessible services.

It was special to be back being on my home Country, seeing mob, reconnecting and making new connections.

A big thank you to Yarrow Place team for inviting me and hosting such an important forum.

Proud of the work I do and I’ll keep advocating for our Deaf First Nations mob.

23/08/2026

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