Telde lights up turquoise for International Sign Language Day

The Telde City Council joins the commemoration by illuminating municipal buildings to raise awareness of sign language and the reality of deaf people.

Facade of the Telde Town Hall illuminated in turquoise at dusk.
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Facade of the Telde Town Hall illuminated in turquoise at dusk.

The Telde City Council joins this Saturday, September 26, the commemoration of International Sign Language Day with the illumination of municipal spaces in turquoise.

The municipality of Telde will light up turquoise this Saturday, September 26, to commemorate International Sign Language Day. The initiative, promoted by the Department of Health, led by Janoa Anceaume, and in collaboration with the Department of Public Lighting, directed by Juan Francisco Artiles, aims to give visibility to sign language and the reality of deaf people.
The main objective is to focus on the importance of guaranteeing communication, accessibility, and the participation of all people on equal terms. The council thus aims to contribute to social inclusion and the recognition of fundamental rights.
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"Actions like this allow us to make visible a reality that is part of our society and to remember that accessibility and communication are fundamental rights to move towards a more inclusive municipality."

Janoa Anceaume · Councilor for Health
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"From the Department of Health, we want to continue promoting awareness-raising actions that help bring different realities closer to citizens and build a society in which all people can participate fully."

Janoa Anceaume · Councilor for Health
This turquoise illumination joins other awareness-raising actions that the Telde City Council promotes on dates related to the health, inclusion, and well-being of citizens.
Based on information from the official source: Ayuntamiento de Telde (28/09/2026)