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German Sign Language is a visual-manual language with its own grammar, used primarily by deaf peo...

Sign language interpreters interpret between spoken language and sign language.

A teaching method based on blended learning, in which the roles of homework and lesson delivery a...

Small, handy objects such as cubes, spinners or balls that help to improve concentration or reduc...

Simple rings with moving parts that help people with anxiety disorders, autism or ADHD to manage ...

Equity Design is a design approach that actively integrates social justice into the design proces...

The term ‘empowerment’ originates from English and essentially means ‘empowerment’ or ‘self-empow...

Electronic communication aids are electronic devices that produce spoken or written language. The...

A simplified form of standard language, characterised by short sentences, simple sentence structu...

In legal terms, discrimination occurs when people are treated unfairly – for example, because of ...

Disablism refers to the specific discriminatory, derogatory or disadvantageous behaviours that st...

Disability mainstreaming means that the needs of people with disabilities are systematically inco...

Disability Justice is an approach that does not merely focus on legal rights for people with disa...

The term ‘Disability Dongle’ describes technical solutions or designs – such as assistive devices...

Digital accessibility can be described in a single sentence as follows: “Digital accessibility is...

Design for All is the German term for Universal Design and describes an approach in which product...

The Curb-Cut Effect is the phenomenon whereby facilities designed for people with disabilities ar...

A cochlear implant, or CI for short, is a technical hearing aid that can, to a certain extent, co...

Crip Time is a concept that describes how people with disabilities, chronic illnesses or neurodiv...

The word ‘crip’ is derived from the English term ‘cripple’, which means ‘cripple’ in German. Orig...