Gabrielle Hodge

Research

Projects with deaf people and communities.

Teach

Training language and education professionals.

Build

Supporting deaf and hard of hearing students.

About

Dr Gabrielle Hodge (BA Hons, PhD) is a deaf researcher and writer based in Melbourne and Edinburgh, where she is Senior Lecturer in Sign Language Linguistics at the University of Edinburgh. Gabrielle is a trained linguist with fifteen years experience researching and teaching in Australia and the United Kingdom. She specialises in research relating to deaf people, sign languages and multimodal communication. See below for more information about her work or view her publications.

Offering

Gabrielle designs and delivers research and social impact projects with institutions and not-for-profit organisations. She develops training packages for language and education professionals, including sign language interpreters and teachers. She also builds capacity with deaf and hard of hearing students by offering academic and career support directly in a sign language and without the need for interpreters.

Thinking Lab 2024

Accessibility & Inclusion Toolkit

Rupturing distantism

Rethinking iconicity

Enactment in sign languages

Sign language ideologies in dance

Sign and gesture research

Sign language translations

Surviving and succeeding at university

Referencing in sign languages

Making language theory more inclusive

Sign language corpus methods

Communication access in academia

Climate change resilience

Assessing Auslan development

Living and working on the sovereign lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation. I pay my respects to Elders past and present. A percentage of my monthly income goes to Pay the Rent.