LaCAM lab

The story is signed in LIS (Italian Sign Language) by Luca Lamano with the advice of Tommaso Lucioli and translated into Italian by Olga Caperci and Cristiana Sanalitro. 3/3 youtu.be/aZEWpLobhqc

With great regret we must announce that due to coronavirus alert, the Uni of Catania has just sent a notice that #SignCAFE2 Conference must be postponed. The new dates are yet to be decided (probably it could be the end of September/early October). We will keep you updated.

The presentation of the book on Italian Sign Language by V.Volterra, M.Roccaforte, @alessiodirenzo & @SabinaFontana6 next Tuesday, December 17 in Rome!

Today @LACAMLab participated in the book fair entitles Più libri più libero (eng. more books more freedom) and represented the wold of the deaf and Italian sign language. @olgacapirci @alessiodirenzo Tommaso Lucioli & Virginia Volterra

We are very proud to announce that two of Don Giulio Tarra Awards for research on deafness were given to the research and output done by researchers from our lab. 1/3

Thank you to everyone who sibmitted to #signCAFE2! We received more than than 70 submissions!

Thank you to #TISLR13 for great three days and lots of valuable feedback! @olgacapirci @MorganaLucrezia @anitaslonimska

Tommaso Lucioli presenting the work with Rinaldo Pasquale, Cristina Caselli, Luca la Mano, and Virginia Volterra on manual and non-manual components and their acquisition in deaf and hearing signers. #TISLR13

@anitaslonimska presenting her work with @olgacapirci on dismantling the notion of constructed action as a metalinguistic tool. #TISLR13

@MorganaLucrezia presenting her work with Chiara Bonsignori and Alessio di Renzo on Metaphors in (e)motions: the case of LIS. #TISLR13