Welcome to FSL for Inclusive PH – Bridging Worlds through Filipino Sign Language!
At FSL for Inclusive, we are passionate advocates of inclusivity, communication, and cultural richness. We firmly believe that Filipino Sign Language (FSL) is not just a language; it’s a powerful means of connection that transcends linguistic and cultural boundaries. Our mission is to promote, educate, and celebrate the vibrant essence of Filipino Sign Language.
Our Journey
The story of FSL for Inclusive PH began with a shared vision among a group of dedicated individuals who recognized the transformative potential of FSL. Our founders include Deaf community leaders, educators, and advocates who have personally experienced the profound impact of FSL in fostering understanding and unity. Together, we embarked on a mission to ensure that FSL takes its rightful place in the cultural tapestry of the Philippines.
Our Vision
We envision a world where FSL is not only officially recognized but also embraced and celebrated by all Filipinos. Our dream is to see FSL flourish as a language of unity, breaking down communication barriers, and strengthening connections within and beyond the Deaf community. We strive for a society where linguistic diversity is honored, where FSL is a tool for empowerment and inclusion, and where the Deaf community is fully integrated and valued.
About the Founder: Ethan Chan
Ethan Chan, the visionary founder of FSL for Inclusive PH, is a true embodiment of dedication and passion. Born into a culturally diverse family, Ethan’s early exposure to the world of languages and communication ignited a deep interest in linguistic diversity. His personal journey, coupled with a close connection to the Deaf community, inspired him to champion the cause of Filipino Sign Language (FSL). With unwavering commitment, Ethan has dedicated his life to promoting FSL as a means of inclusion and understanding in the Philippines.
Ethan’s visionary leadership continues to inspire individuals from all walks of life to embrace FSL and celebrate its significance in bridging the divide between the hearing and Deaf communities.
