A Deaf History of Aberdeen

A Deaf History of Aberdeen
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Public Lecture Series

Local Deaf historians Len Mellis and Gerry Malley will discuss the rich and complex history of Deaf people in the North-East over the centuries, ranging from Aberdeen-born George Dalgarno – who in the 1600s came up with a version of sign language for education – to the experiences of those who attended Aberdeen’s Deaf schools and institutions. The talk will be delivered in British Sign Language and will be fully interpreted in English throughout. All very welcome.

Hosted by
Elphinstone Institute
Venue
MacRobert Building, MR051
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Free event, no booking required.