@REAH_SL will be showcasing at @africatechfest virtual event 2020 #Africacom 9-12 Nov. Excited to be sharing #REAHC9 sign language interpreter wearable glasses technology for a more inclusive #Digital #Deaf Community in S.A. & beyond!

#REAHC9 #inclusive #equitable #SASL #SLI #wearable

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THE REAH EDUCATIONAL BURSARY PROGRAMME

BURSARY APPLICATIONS FOR THE 2021 ACADEMIC YEAR ARE NOW OPEN.

The REAH Educational Bursary Programme wants to invest a total of R40 000 on two (2) Deaf candidates who wish to study a course(s) of their choice and make that dream come true!

Requirements: South African citizen, proof of acceptance at a registered South African university, 18-30 years old.

To qualify for the bursary write an essay (maximum 500 words) on the following questions:

1. Why do you want to study the course of your choice?

2. How will your studies help the Deaf Community?

The bursary will pay for tuition fees, textbooks and small allowance for living expenses.

Each candidate will receive up to R20 000 bursary per annum.

For more info visit https://bursary.reah.co.za

Closing date: by 30 Oct 2020 23h59.

Terms and conditions apply.

#REAH #bursary #deaf #study

Women's Day forms part of South Africa's Women's Month which provides an opportunity to pay tribute to the generations of women whose struggles laid the foundations for the progress made in empowering women and achieving gender equality to date.

National Women's Day in South Africa draws attention to many of the important social and professional issues that women in South Africa still face - such as domestic violence, discrimination and harassment in the workplace, equal pay and more.

We as Mbula tapped into the greatness of this commemorative month and had a Women Month Chat with our Deaf delegates and female employees under the theme. Women taking up space in I.T. Being a woman in a male-dominated industry is a difficult position to be in and that is exactly how it feels like being a woman in I.T. but still, women thrive and change the world of business. The Women's Month Chat took place on the 14th of August 2020, where we had gifts and interactive activities prepared for the women at Mbula.

With all that is happening around Gender based violence (GBV) in our country it's only fitting that we celebrate the women in our organization and appreciate them for all that they do at Mbula as well as encourage them to continue taking up space in their respected fields.