The Kidoz’s Times Youth Platform, in partnership with Martha Education Foundation, has launched the song “Ishara”, which aims to learn Jordanian sign language.
The project was implemented by the efforts of a team of young men and women from the Kidoz Times and the Martha Foundation.
Through our platform, we seek to foster effective partnerships that form a system of teamwork specifically toward issues. “Ishara” song stems from the shared belief between our platform and Martha of the importance of integrating sign language speakers into society and creating equal opportunities for them as an integral part of society.
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