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World Congresses:
World Congresses:
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1951 Rome, Italy (no theme)
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2015 Istanbul, Turkey:
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1955 Zagreb, Yugoslavia (no theme)
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2011 Durban, South Africa: Global Deaf Renaissance
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1959  Wiesbaden, Fed. Rep. of Germany (no theme)
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2007 Madrid, Spain: Human Rights Through Sign Languages
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1963 Stockholm, Sweden (no theme)
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2003 Montréal, Canada: Opportunities & Challenges in the 21st Century
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1967 Warsaw, Poland: The Deaf Among Hearing Persons
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1999 Brisbane, Australia: Diversity and Unity
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1971 Paris, France: The Deaf Person in the World in Evolution
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1995 Vienna, Austria: Towards Human Rights
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1975 Washington DC, USA: Full Citizenship for All Deaf People
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1991 Tokyo, Japan: Equality and Self-Reliance
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1979 Varna, Bulgaria: The Deaf People in Modern Society
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1987 Espoo, Finland: One World – One Responsibility
1983 Palermo, Italy: Deafness Today & Tomorrow: Reality & Utopia
1983 Palermo, Italy: Deafness Today & Tomorrow: Reality & Utopia
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1987 Espoo, Finland: One World – One Responsibility
+
1979 Varna, Bulgaria: The Deaf People in Modern Society
-
1991 Tokyo, Japan: Equality and Self-Reliance
+
1975 Washington DC, USA: Full Citizenship for All Deaf People
-
1995 Vienna, Austria: Towards Human Rights
+
1971 Paris, France: The Deaf Person in the World in Evolution
-
1999 Brisbane, Australia: Diversity and Unity
+
1967 Warsaw, Poland: The Deaf Among Hearing Persons
-
2003 Montréal, Canada: Opportunities & Challenges in the 21st Century
+
1963 Stockholm, Sweden (no theme)
-
2007 Madrid, Spain: Human Rights Through Sign Languages
+
1959  Wiesbaden, Fed. Rep. of Germany (no theme)
-
2011 Durban, South Africa: Global Deaf Renaissance
+
1955 Zagreb, Yugoslavia (no theme)
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1951 Rome, Italy (no theme)
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2015 Istanbul, Turkey:
 

Revision as of 23:26, 29 March 2013

Contents

Formal name

World Federation of the Deaf


History

Established in Rome, Italy, in 1951, WFD is an international, non-governmental central organisation of national associations of Deaf people, with a current membership of associations in 130 countries worldwide. Associate members, international members and individual members also make up WFD’s membership base.


Events

World Congresses:

2015 Istanbul, Turkey:

2011 Durban, South Africa: Global Deaf Renaissance

2007 Madrid, Spain: Human Rights Through Sign Languages

2003 Montréal, Canada: Opportunities & Challenges in the 21st Century

1999 Brisbane, Australia: Diversity and Unity

1995 Vienna, Austria: Towards Human Rights

1991 Tokyo, Japan: Equality and Self-Reliance

1987 Espoo, Finland: One World – One Responsibility

1983 Palermo, Italy: Deafness Today & Tomorrow: Reality & Utopia

1979 Varna, Bulgaria: The Deaf People in Modern Society

1975 Washington DC, USA: Full Citizenship for All Deaf People

1971 Paris, France: The Deaf Person in the World in Evolution

1967 Warsaw, Poland: The Deaf Among Hearing Persons

1963 Stockholm, Sweden (no theme)

1959 Wiesbaden, Fed. Rep. of Germany (no theme)

1955 Zagreb, Yugoslavia (no theme)

1951 Rome, Italy (no theme)


Status of sign language

Article 6 | Languages

International Sign shall be used as a meeting language at all meetings of World Federation of the Deaf. Information, including minutes, printed materials and correspondence shall be made available in English. The registration language of the organisation is Finnish; and the language of the minutes is Finnish.


Links

Notes

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