Madrona, the largest venture firm in the Pacific Northwest, raised $770 million for two new funds as the longtime Seattle-based investor looks to back a new batch of tech startups. Despite a ...

It also requires the deaf or HOH person to “listen” in a way that may not be as easy for them as watching someone sign. You can imagine the emotional and psychological toll of not being able to ...

Or Sue would repeat what they [said] to doublecheck. Do you and Troy have the same "deaf background," meaning school for the deaf, same college, etc? Troy went to Phoenix Day School for the Deaf in ...

Teachers, administrators, parents and students at the Alaska School for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, or AKSDHH, say that the Anchorage School District’s proposed budget cuts could have a dire ...

SEATTLE, Feb. 11, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Gradial, the agentic AI content supply chain company backed by Madrona Venture Group, has tapped three strategic hires to expand the company’s ...

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In the book, Matlin divulged intimate details about her sudden and permanent hearing loss at eighteen months old; navigating the high and lows of Hollywood after becoming the first deaf actor to ...

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Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Marlee Matlin attends the premiere of “Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore” during the Sundance Film ...

He is deaf, and needs someone who can speak Auslan ... no one has taken on the job. Kipp started school on Wednesday last week without the proper support, despite the role of his assistant being ...

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The filmmakers and participants of “Deaf President Now!” talks to Los Angeles Times editor Matt Brennan about the film, deaf issues and how they are working to make lives better for their ...