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Peers n Pubs - Give me a Sign: Finding Rhymes in ASL

4:30PM PT | 5:30PM MT | 6:30PM CT | 7:30PM ET

Peers'N’Pubs brings you a little something for the summer.

We welcome Dr. Zed Sehyr as she unravels the first ever interactive vizualiation database for signed languages. Zed will be joined by her best friend Rachelle and she will be talking about her paper entitled:

The ASL-LEX 2.0 Project: A Database of Lexical and Phonological Properties for 2,723 Signs in American Sign Language

or as she puts it “An interactive visual database for American Sign Language reveals how signs are organized in the mind

For a preview of the interactive database, visit here and pack a lunch!

This event will have live ASL interpreters, but if you want closed captioning, this is available by default on Facebook Live. On YouTube you can join us via the Chrome browser and change your settings as follows: Click the three dots in the top right corner of the browser to get to the setting menu. Next, at the bottom of the page click advanced. In this menu, under accessibility, turn on Live Caption and you’ll be all set! Detailed instructions on the Google website can be found here.

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Zed Sehyr (she/her)

Presenter

I'm a language scientist at San Diego State University, California. When not doing science, you will find me hiking or running outdoors or playing soccer. I live with my housemate, Matt, and we don't have any pets or plants together, but sometimes we make cool and silly art and drink beer.
Find out more about Zed and her work on her website.


Rachelle Archer (she/her)

Guest

I'm a mom, an artist and a dance party instigator. I work as an educational consultant & expressive arts practitioner, helping to support educational leaders to impact young lives sustainably by taking good care of themselves and their teams first.
You can find Rachelle’s website here, or follow her on instagram @artfulleadership.

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