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International Day of Sign Languages
23 September



"This International Day recognizes the importance of sign languages for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals and fulfilling its core promise of leaving no one behind. It also offers an opportunity to support and protect the linguistic identity and cultural diversity of all sign language users." — UN Secretary-General António Guterres



Outcome declaration of the 5th international day of women & girls in science



the participation of deaf women in science lead to member states commitment to invest in enabling disabled women and girls in science as agents & beneficiaries of sustainable development programs



Programs



MUTE Scholarship / Internship / Fellowship





In collaboration with international & academic institutions, RASIT supports & encourages outstanding MUTE Youth to pursue their studies.

The program also seeks to ensure access of MUTE people to education, even in the most difficult circumstances and for the most vulnerable groups, refugees, women, orphans and underprivileged children.



Advocacy Center:
Challenging the Present for Better Future





The Advocacy Center empowers individuals with Hearing Impairment and their families to advocate for themselves and realize their personal goals.

Together we build strong, inclusive communities by increasing the ability of community members to support and value Deaf and all individuals equally.



Mute International Studies Center





The Center is dedicated to providing the most comprehensive, challenging & productive studies of Deafness, hearing loss, and MUTE people anywhere in the world, with particular reference to their rights and involvement in decision making. The Center seeks to deepen and reinforce development concepts by offering frameworks & Action plans that places Deaf people at the center of the development process.



MUTE International Program Youth Ambassador Announcement



Are you a young adult who is passionate about a social issue? Got innovative solutions? Then an exciting opportunity awaits you! RASIT MUTE International Program is pleased to announce accepting applications for the MUTE International Youth Ambassador starting 15 April 2020.

The Youth Ambassador is for deaf and hard of hearing as well as hearing youth - female and male individuals - ages 18 to 30 years. RASIT Secretariat will select 10 Youth Ambassadors to work with the MUTE International Program Team to implement a strategic plan that addresses social issues within the deaf community.

Moreover, the Youth Ambassadors will represent the MUTE International Program at presentations, workshops, and other events for two years.

For further information please contact us at mute@rasit.org



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Why Join us?
There’s no one answer. The reasons are as diverse as our people. Simply Enjoy a Sense of Belonging, the opportunity for Valuable networking, and the opportunity to improve the effectiveness of your skills. Becoming a member of MUTE International means you’ll be part of a unique and high profile campaigns. MUTE International Program structure provides a real sense of belonging. It means that your role is integral to the Program. Whatever your skills, you can really make a real difference. That’s why your membership is so valuable to us.


Membership Application

Who Can Join?





Any individual: Deaf, Hard of Hearing, or Hearing, may become a member of the Program upon meeting all the conditions of RASIT membership. Members shall enjoy the privilege to participate in the organizational process of the Program and request information pertaining to the Program.



By Joining Us You Will





- Take on a leadership role

- Attend events by leading professionals on a variety of topics

- Develop your presentation & leadership skills

- Find a friend, advisor, or a new contact

- Enhance your life

- Be visible as a role model to others

- Make a difference in people's lives



How to Join..?





Individual membership:

Open to every person over the age of 18 years, interested in furthering the objectives of the Program.

Annual membership fee is US$50.00 for professionals, and US$20.00 for students.

Accepted members will receive a certificate of membership, and the benefits package, including 50% (for students) and 35% (for professionals) discount to the Program’s activities.



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Hearing loss can affect people at any time of life
be part of MUTE work!
only together we can make a difference



individual contribution



There are many ways to praise MUTE:

Simply wear MUTE T-Shirt and contribute some $..

OR

Purchase MUTE: badge, Coffee Mugs, Candle of Hope, or T-shirt, from RASIT.

The T-shirts and Mugs are unique, made and printed by MUTE Youth and Children.



Corporate Contribution



$2500+ annual contribution

Partners will receive the following benefit:

- Company recognition in form of a medium-size logo, prominently displayed in RASIT website (linked to company home page)

- 3 free, non-product web advertisements per year, each posted for one month (up to 200 words each)

- Invitation to relevant international events organized by RASIT.



academic Institution Contribution



Institution Contribution Program includes offering Two scholarships for Deaf Youth in science or art faculties, whether in undergraduate or postgraduate studies.

Partners' Institutions will receive the following benefit:
Institution recognition in the form of a large logo, prominently displayed in RASIT website (linked to Institution's home page) Promoting Institution's relevant programs.


Donate Your Time



Do you have professional skills or special knowledge that can be put to good use? Perhaps you would be a great grant writer, or a quality event organizer. Perhaps you’re a skilled interpreter or have useful connections in the community. You could also volunteer your knowledge or experience by donating your time to be on panels for educational purposes.
You can Volunteer for an hour, a day, a weekend or a week.


In the Memory of.....



Do you want to honor the memory of a special person?

One of the scholarship / fellowship awards of RASIT can be named to honor a particular person: whether living or deceased.

  • For a one-time award, $1,000 is required.
  • Multiples of 1000 allow for a multi-year award.
  • To endow an award forever $50,000 is required.

For all named awards, a brief biographical paragraph about the honoree is posted on the web site as well as included in the award letter to the recipient.



Supporting Deaf Youth



We welcome any company / academic institution desires to support Deaf Youth either through providing internships, scholarships, or part time jobs.


Working with Deaf Youth has an advantage over hearing peers, simply because Deaf person works in a MUTE environment while a hearing peer work produces more NOISE!



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think mute!



Statement by RASIT's Executive Director, HRH Princess Dr Nisreen El-Hashemite





Deafness is seen as a low priority with national Governments and Inter-Governmental Organizations and it is hoped that “MUTE International” Program will form the basis of a new working and collaboration with Deaf associations and charities, allowing them to become more vocal, heard, and involved in the on the issues affecting the Deaf Community world-wide.

RASIT’s history, mission, values and commitment to the humanity, make us so confident that we can make a difference for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Community. This is a big step for us but we believe it is one worth taking.

The new program theme is “Think MUTE” it is an invitation to all hearing individuals worldwide to be aware of being a “MUTE” i.e., Deaf or with hard hearing problem, in a world full of noises and disturbances. It is an invitation to the hearing people to get involved with positive attitudes to deafness, to ensure that deaf and hard hearing people are treated equally, and raise the voice of the unheard community in this world, i.e. Deaf, for the rights of Deaf individuals in education, health, employment, and involvement in decision making.


Since 1968, RASIT has been an organization with an infinite vision into the future and will continue this tradition of measureless services for the benefit of mankind.



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