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14 Henrietta Street, Thursday 11th April
14 Henrietta Street presents Teatime Talks a series of talks inspired by the history and people of 14 Henrietta Street.
By listening and engaging with visitors, historians, experts, local people, former tenement residents and their families, we continue to uncover, record and respond to the 300 year story of 14 Henrietta Street. Alvean E. Jones will explore the fascinating world of education for Deaf children in 19th Century Ireland. This talk will be given in Irish Sign Language and interpreted forhearing audience members.
Explore how Deaf trades emerged as a means for individuals to contribute meaningfully to society, changing how others viewed them. . Discover how education empowered Deaf individuals to become valued members of their communities, at a time when they were often seen as ‘burdens’.
Take advantage of this opportunity to uncover the untold stories of resilience, innovation, and social change.
Alvean E. Jones is a member of the Deaf Community with a deep passion for preserving their rich heritage. She studied history as one of her subjects for her primary degree at UCD. Her connection to the Deaf Heritage Centre Ireland has allowed her to contribute meaningfully to this endeavour.
- Date:
- Thursday 11th April
- Time:
- 6.00pm
- Price:
- €3 - €5
- Address:
- 14 Henrietta Street, Henrietta Street, Dublin 1, Ireland
