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Deutsche Gehörlosen-Jugend e.V.
Berlin, DEImpact-drivenAssociationSocial ImpactHuman Rights
Impact2Sustainability Goals
LocationBerlin
About Deutsche Gehörlosen-Jugend e.V.
Based in Berlin, Deutsche Gehörlosen-Jugend e.V. (DGJ) is a non-profit organization dedicated to representing the interests of deaf and hard-of-hearing children and youth. The organization focuses on political engagement, social inclusion, and the prevention of language deprivation by championing early access to sign language. Through initiatives such as the annual youth camp and a specialized anti-discrimination office, the DGJ empowers young individuals and creates environments where they can fully realize their potential.
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Sustainability Goals
Reduced Inequalities
Combating discrimination against deaf youth
Deutsche Gehörlosen-Jugend e.V. operates an anti-discrimination office and promotes the active participation of young people with hearing impairments in societal life.
Quality Education
Advocating for sign language and development
The organization firmly opposes language deprivation and champions early access to sign language to ensure healthy cognitive and social development for deaf children.
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Q1What is the core mission of Deutsche Gehörlosen-Jugend e.V.?
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The organization acts as a primary advocate for deaf and hard-of-hearing children and youth. A central tenet of their work is political engagement, the promotion of social inclusion, and the prevention of language deprivation by championing early access to sign language.
Q2What programs does the organization provide for its target group?
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The DGJ coordinates various initiatives, most notably an annual 'Jugendcamp' for youth between the ages of 15 and 19, and operates an anti-discrimination office. Additionally, they facilitate engagement through digital channels, including a Telegram-based newsletter.
Q3Where can interested individuals find current job openings?
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Current information regarding career opportunities and news is published on the organization's website at https://www.gehoerlosen-jugend.de/neuigkeiten/.
