Join us for a film screening and discussion exploring the Scottish Deaf community’s experiences of lockdown.

Trudi Collier, Deaf Heritage Coordinator, and Will Clark, Deaf filmmaker, will present a film screening exploring experiences of Scotland’s Deaf community during the COVID-19 lockdowns. 

After the screening there will be an opportunity to visit the Injecting Hope exhibition and enjoy some light refreshments. 

Good to know

• This event is aimed at D/deaf community BSL visitors and anyone interested in Deaf heritage and culture.
• It is most suitable for those ages 14+.  
• BSL and English interpretation will be available.  
• If you would like hands-on signing support, please contact communities@nms.ac.uk after booking.

On the day

• Entry is via Lothian Street which has ramped access, not via the Main Entrance on Chambers Street.    
• If you are in the museum prior to the event you will be asked to leave and re-enter the building via Lothian Street.   
• A member of staff will be there to assist you on arrival.   

Accessibility and facilities

We want everyone who comes to our museums to enjoy their time with us and make the most of their visit.  

Visit our accessibility page for general access information for the National Museum of Scotland.