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Signs of Love
featured in
the Prensa Newspaper
of Honduras on
July 19, 2006 |
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The article titled, “Signs of Love Makes New Leaders” is an article filled with a positive message about overcoming and empowering of the D/deaf, and educates the hearing community that the D/deaf have invaluable potential – that they can learn to communicate, read, and write, and that they have skills and abilities just like any hearing person. Dr. Francis Casale is also highlighted in the article, allowing Hondurans to see that Deaf people do not need to have limitations. Pastor Francis encouraged parents to be more involved with their deaf children.
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Times of Zambia
Tuesday, April 25, 2006
by Muyunda Lifuna |
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Deaf Pastor from Honduras Visits Zambia |
| There is a deep-rooted belief that people with disabilities, in whatever form are a burden to society because of their inability to effectively contribute to development. more » |
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Signs
of Love (Señas de amor)
by Allison Holden
Baylor University Magazine Article
November 2004 - Volume
3, Number 3
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flipping through pages of a wedding
album, Nancy Pfanner pauses to identify
people and describe friendships she’s
cultivated through her numerous visits
to Honduras. She stops at a picture
she took of a bride and groom exchanging
vows using Lesho — Honduran sign
language. more » |
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Signs
of Love is featured in the Prensa Newspaper
of La Ceiba again on July 10, 2004.
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| Signs
of Love publishes new dictionary for
the deaf. The ceremony was reported
by La Ceiba's local Prensa newspaper
with an article and pictures of the
dictionary cover, Robin Hanna, Jennifer
Miller and the Deaf leadership team
of Mario Antunez, Patricia de Antunez,
Rosa Nunez and Amanda Pineda along with
Dr Calix, a local doctor who helped
make this dictionary project a reality. |
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Signs
of Love was featured in the Prensa Newspaper
in La Ceiba, Honduras on June 14, 2003.
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| In La Ceiba, the Señas de Amor foundation is the name of a philanthropic organization dedicated to the outreach and education of deaf people. This project started in La Ceiba four years ago and has since continued to focus on teaching sign language in order to assist the hearing impaired to develop better communication skills. more » |
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