For DeafBlind people, sign language has long been a meagre way to feel the connections that sight and sound convey. This is the story of their amazing efforts to create their own language based on touch, transforming how they relate to each other and the world. CS MONITOR
Read MoreResidents of the Mariana Islands are pushing to revive their indigenous language amid fears it might soon die out. THE GUARDIAN
Read MoreA cookery class has been using food as a way to help young asylum seekers feel more settled in the community. Students are encouraged to practise their English while learning how to prepare a meal. The free workshops, run by the Friendly Food Club and Unity in Vision, take place once a week in Bournemouth and are paid for by the borough council. BBC NEWS
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