instruction, and is unique among Deaf schools in Kenya in that more than half of the teachers at the school are Deaf themselves. Notes References Kenyan Sign Language dictionary, Akach, Philemon A. O. Nairobi : KNAD 1991 - 580 p. Language: English External links 1996 interview with Simeon Ogolla Sahaya.org HIV/AIDS education program using Kenyan Sign Language. This site contains much useful information as well as photos of the Kenyan Deaf community. Kenyan Sign Language Interpreters Association - KSLIA. Official blogspot with information on Kenyan Interpreters and Interpreter issues. Report from a US volunteer visiting Kenya to work with the Deaf community through an NGO. Demonstration of KSL CD developed by Peace Corps Volunteers working in Kenya. KSL HIV/AIDS SmartQUIZ - Computer based interactive KSL HIV/AIDS quiz, developed by Peace Corps Volunteers working in Kenya Easy to Learn KSL Poster - Easy To Learn Kenyan/Zambian Sign Language poster, developed by Peace Corps Volunteers working in Kenya Kenyan Sign Language Dictionary - Kenyan Sign Language Dictionary Kamba and Kikuyu Kinship Terms Contrasting the Use of Kamba and Kikuyu Kinship Terms by Deaf and Hearing Individuals in Nairobi, Kenya Kenyan Sign Language family Languages of Kenya