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For more information about the products below, please Vicki at reception@tasdeaf.org.au

The Hobart Office is located at:

334 Elizabeth Street
North Hobart, 7000
Phone: (03) 6231 6501
FAX: (03) 6234 7049

Orders faxed will be confirmed by staff within 3 working days. If you are not contacted by staff, please email us to let us know.

We look forward to hearing from you and hope you enjoy our products.



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Tasdeaf Merchandise Shop

DVDS

AUSLAN 1 DVD - Vocabulary and Sentences

 This DVD is for an introduction to AUSLAN with level 1 teachings in AUSLAN of vocabulary and sentences.

Cost $50.00

AUSLAN 2 DVD - Vocabulary and Sentences

 This DVD is for Level 2 AUSLAN in learning vocabulary and sentences.

Cost $50.00

AUSLAN Interactive for kids

 This is an interactive presentation of AUSLAN for children so that kids can learn AUSLAN in interactive form.

Cost $60.00

AUSLAN for Beginners (DVD)

 This is a guide to teach yourself AUSLAN and is recommended for beginners only.

Cost $50.00

Beyond Ordinary (DVD)

This book is about life as a deaf person growing up in a hearing world. This is very important about understanding deafness and learning to adapt in a hearing world.

Cost $40.00

Books

AUSLAN Dictionary (book)

 This has all the AUSLAN fingerspelling and sign language as of 2010. This dictionary includes every known possible sign and new signs that have been introduced in the deaf community throughout the years.

Cost $65.00

Breaking the Sound Barriers (book)

This is a book about deafness in children. This book is part sponsored by Deaf Children Australia.

Cost $35.00

Tasdeaf Pen

Tasdeaf Pen and Alphabet Guide

 Tasdeaf is now selling pens with the Tasdeaf information and a rollout guide of the AUSLAN Alphabet. A must for those wishing to learn the basics of fingerspelling.

Cost $4.00 per pen


Tasdeaf and Deaf Australia has a vision of Australia as a more perfect and equal place; not only for Deaf people but also for all people Australia-wide.

The Vision 2020 is based on the Vision 2020 that was developed by the World Federation of the Deaf (WFD) for their work in the international Deaf community. Deaf Australia is the Australian Ordinary (voting) Member of the WFD.

VISION 2020 GOALS:

Deaf People have full human rights through recognised sign language (Australian Sign Language – or Auslan), through quality of education, and quality of life as well as through full access and self-determination in an equal world.

Governments have incorporated and implemented human rights for all, including those who are linguistic minorities and those who are considered vulnerable. The UN Convention on the Rights of People with Disabilities is implemented in Australia, along with other UN Human Rights instruments. Technology has advanced significantly, creating more equal ‘playing fields’.

Read more about the Vision 2020 at Deaf Australia - Vision 2020 website.