Our logo celebrates the global Deaf community and represents our mission: to build a shared space for Deaf and hearing people to communicate, learn, and grow together.
A pair of hands face each other, a picture of dialogue and reciprocity between members of the community we represent. Yet they never quite touch, reflecting the continuous process of communication and understanding. They are drawn with flowing lines, reflecting how sign language is alive, shaped and reshaped by its community.
The hands are embraced by a circle, symbolising that this is an ecosystem, where language and culture feed into education, which feeds into accessibility, which drives advocacy that ultimately grows language and culture.
Lastly, our logo draws from the colours of the Deaf flag, centring Deaf identity and history.
Turquoise:
for the vividness and richness of our language, one that connects Deaf communities across the world
White:
for openness and accessibility, spaces where people meet with curiosity and mutual respect
Navy:
for the colour commonly associated with the universal "deaf" symbol, reclaimed here to celebrate our shared humanity rather than focus on deafness as a medical condition