Ferdinand Berthier: Pioneering Advocate for Deaf Rights and Equality
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Ongoing, First published Oct 01, 2024
Discover the life and legacy of Ferdinand Berthier, a pioneering advocate for the deaf community in the 19th century. As a deaf educator, writer, and activist, Berthier transformed deaf education and fought for equal rights through his relentless advocacy. He organized the first Congress of Deaf-Mutes and championed the use of sign language as a legitimate form of communication. Berthier's leadership empowered the deaf community to have their voices heard and their rights recognized. Awarded the Légion d'Honneur, Berthier's contributions continue to inspire modern-day efforts for deaf inclusion and equality. Learn more about this extraordinary figure who shaped the future of deaf rights.
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