Alícia Gual Miró Ins Baix Camp Reus Due to a hearing problem and a love for languages, I got interested in how the Deaf Community is and fascinated for its natural language, Sign Language. I specialized my project in the cultural events around me that are accessible to the Deaf Community, mainly the ones that have a Sign Language interpreter. Also, I tried to bring music to the Deaf by signing a song in Catalan Sign Language, which I learned throughout the project. Humanitats i Ciències Socials Llengua

1. Alícia Gual Miró
2n BATX C
Miquel Arcas
2018-2019
“GOOD AFTERNOON! I AM ALÍCIA GUAL AND THIS IS MY SIGN NAME. I AM
STUDYING 2ND BATXILLERAT C AND I HAVE DONE A RESEARCH PROJECT
ABOUT THE ACCESSIBLE CULTURE FOR THE DEAF COMMUNITY”

2. Single-sided deafness (SSD) Gain knowledge
Learn Catalan Sign Language (LSC) Bring music to the Deaf
WHY?

3. Google Doodle 24th November 2018 dedicated to
Charles-Michel de l'Épée, “the Father of the Deaf”
A map of the different sign language’s families in
the world

4. -Sign Language and -Only oral languages
Oral language -Medical devices
-Deaf Community (hearing aids,
cochlear implants)

5. “El silenci d’Hamelin”, a theatre
in Catalan Sign Language
by Farrés brothers and Cia. Sign guide in Santes Creus Monastery
@writingandLSC4you

6. A photo from the course “Introduction to Catalan Sign Language:
Speaking with your hands and hearing with your eyes” from the 9th
to the 13th July 2018 in Pompeu Fabra University (Barcelona)
Logo of the Reus Deaf
People’s Association

7. “AMAZED” by Lonestar

8. CONCLUSION
Cultural events in Sign Language in big cities (Barcelona) but not in
Tarragona’s region
Bringing music to the Deaf is not easy, but it is necessary to show sign language to
society