Observed arrival · 2026-11-11
Mắt Nghe puts Deaf workers’ stories in view
A Vietnamese awareness campaign shares stories about Deaf people’s working lives and challenges assumptions about their abilities and workplace communication.
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- Vietnamese young people learning about Deaf workers
- Worth noticing
- Its terminology note presents “người Điếc” as a community identity connected to language and culture, not only hearing status.
Field notes
The page gives three reasons for its language choice—identity, culture, and respect—and describes sign language, facial expression, and visual communication as parts of Deaf culture. Its featured profile breaks animation work into observing movement, drawing expressions, and collaborating with colleagues. Two navigation sections are marked as coming soon, so the homepage does not yet show the full scope of the project.
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