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Reading the proclamation of Holy Week, which will take place next Sunday at the Romea Theater, will be the first event of its kind that will be fully accessible for people with hearing disabilities in the region.
To make this possible, it will be made available to the public in need of live subtitling, sign language interpreter and temporary installation of magnetic loop.
The initiative, which allows to eliminate communication barriers for people with hearing disabilities and their access to leisure and cultural activities on equal terms to the rest of the citizens, is launched thanks to the agreement of the ONCE Foundation and the FIAPAS Confederation , with the support of the councils of Social Rights and Development Cooperation and of Economic Promotion, Culture and European Programs, directed by Conchita Ruiz and Jesús Pacheco, respectively.
FASEN -Federation of Associations of Families of Deaf People of the Region of Murcia-, is the entity with the highest representation of families of deaf people in the Region of Murcia, and is composed of its associations APANDA in Cartagena and ASPANPAL in Murcia.
Subtitling is the written presentation of the sound and verbal content, which appears superimposed on the image of any medium with audiovisual contents, with the transcription of said content and which, in its execution and edition, must be adjusted to the provisions of the current technical standard.
It can be provided live, semi-direct or recorded.
For its part, the loop or loop of magnetic induction is a sound system that transforms the signal from an audio source or microphone, generating a magnetic field that captures the prosthesis of the hearing impaired and deafblind and they perceive the sound directly, without the limitations imposed by distance, reverberation or ambient sound.
The loops can be fixed, temporary or individual type.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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