Nature Journaling

Deaf Bookwave is a book club created by Deaf people, for Deaf people. It is a space where the Deaf community can come together to read, discuss, and express emotions, thoughts, and experiences through books and sign language. Deaf Bookwave believes that Deaf people deserve access to stories, literature, and emotional expression in their own language and culture. The book club encourages Deaf readers to explore different genres, share personal reflections, and connect with others in a fully Deaf-friendly environment. Deaf Bookwave hosts regular book discussions, emotional sharing circles, creative sessions, and more. Every Deaf voice matters, and every story brings us closer together. At Deaf Bookwave, we celebrate Deaf identity, Deaf expression, and the power of storytelling.

Tanmaye G and Deepthi Gowda work with the Early Bird team at the Nature Conservation Foundation, which connects children and beginners with nature through birds, creativity, and observation. Their work focuses on making nature learning accessible, engaging, and rooted in curiosity. They are interested in exploring the connections between art, science, observation, and storytelling through practices such as nature journaling and creative reflection.