Educational Psychology Club Celebrates the International Day of Sign Languages

The Educational Psychology Club at the College of Education, Kuwait University, celebrated the International Day of Sign Languages with an awareness event. The event was held under the supervision of Dr. Nasser Najaf Hassan. It aimed to raise awareness of sign language and promote inclusion for Deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals.

The event featured Mr. Bader Abdullatif Al-Doukhi, Dr. Jannah Al-Khalifa, and Mr. Jaber Al-Kandari. Mr. Al-Kandari is a sign language trainer and a member of the Deaf community. The speakers shared useful information about sign language and effective communication.

Participants learned why sign language is important. They also learned how it helps Deaf people communicate and take part in daily life. The speakers explained that good communication supports equal opportunities and social participation.

The event introduced attendees to Deaf culture. Participants also learned basic sign language skills. These skills can help people communicate better with Deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals. Interactive activities gave attendees a chance to practice what they learned.

A key part of the event was the contribution of Mr. Jaber Al-Kandari. He shared his personal experiences and spoke about the importance of accessibility. His presentation helped participants understand some of the challenges faced by Deaf individuals and the need for inclusive environments.

The event attracted many students and visitors. Attendees showed strong interest in learning more about sign language and inclusion. Their participation reflected a growing awareness of the importance of accessibility in education and society.

The Educational Psychology Club continues to support activities that promote awareness and understanding. The club also encourages respect, diversity, and equal opportunities for all members of society.

At the end of the event, the club thanked the guest speakers and participants for their valuable contributions. The event delivered a clear message: communication is for everyone. Supporting sign language helps create a more