See Hear - Season 37
Season 37
Episodes
BSL on the National Curriculum
Topical magazine series for deaf and hard-of-hearing people. Clive Mason investigates the arguments for and against BSL being taught more widely.
Deaf Children and LEAs
Topical magazine series. Erika Levi investigates whether deaf children are getting the support they need at school.
General Election Special
William Mager finds out what the main political parties are offering deaf and hard of hearing voters and representatives from political parties answer questions from viewers.
Episode 4
Erika Levi meets some of the athletes hoping to win at the 2017 Deaflympics. The team are hopeful they can improve on their disappointing medal haul four years ago.
Episode 5
Clive Mason investigates whether recent terror attacks have created divisions in the deaf community. And we meet a couple who have been travelling the world meeting deaf people.
Episode 6
Sebastian Cunliffe presents a look back at the 2017 Deaflympics in Samsun, Turkey. The British team returned with nine medals, but was it all smooth sailing behind the scenes?
Episode 7
Actress Fiona Garfield investigates the casting of deaf roles. With upcoming films featuring hearing film stars playing deaf signing characters, is it time to take a stand?
Episode 8
Clive Mason creates a wonderful winterland for deaf children in the winter special, complete with a signing Santa Claus. Plus the team meets deaf ski and snowboard instructors.
Looking for Love
LGBT+ people share their experiences of looking for love in the deaf community. Paul Southall explains how wheelchair basketball helped him to overcome depression.
Access to Work Cap
Clive Mason investigates the government's reasons for imposing a cap on the amount of funding deaf people can receive from the government's Access to Work scheme.
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