Osteoblasts and Osteoclasts? Here's a quick and easy ASL mnemonic to keep track of which one does what thing.

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Do you enjoy learning new things? Want to know how you can make your own ASL mnemonics? This video: Link offers a few tips and examples on how to approach constructing conceptually accurate ASL, building your own memory palace, and piggybacking significance onto signed sequences. Enjoy!
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This is a personal, passion-project that I’ve been wanting to do for a long time. I believe in the benefits of the free flow of information — if we know better, we can do better. To improve Health Literacy among persons whose primary, or preferred, language is ASL we must create more freely available content in that field. Check out the growing playlist: Link

To invest in a future where more Deaf/Coda/HoH individuals work in S.T.E.M. fields and turn around and contribute to the shared knowledge-pool of the Deaf and ASL community — we need interest-inspiring content that is accessible now. We need put into place positive-feedback loops that make the default occurrence, the correct occurrence; if you build it, they will come.