Your deaf child can have it all! The NAD along with many national organizations and universities are here to support deaf children in receiving this gift.
Presented by the Family-Centered Early Intervention (FCEI) 2018 Deaf Leadership Committee on the importance of Deaf role models in the lives of Deaf children.
D-PAN: Deaf Professional Arts Network exists to support, encourage and develop professional and educational opportunities for talented individuals who are deaf and hard of hearing as well as hearing individuals who work with the community.
It takes a village to raise a child.
In Newton, Massachusetts, Steve Hartman met a young, deaf girl – who is learning to find her voice in a neighbourhood that can’t wait to speak with her.
CBSEN ARTICLEs Article
ProTactile plays a significant role in communication. The video focuses on understanding how ProTactile works through different touch techniques.
Wisdo spotlights Clare Cassidy, a Deaf mother sharing her heart with hearing parents of Deaf children.
What does it feel like being a child of Deaf adults? Deaf Missions spotlights CODAs sharing their experiences.
Transcript: Conrad dancing to an internal song. Word PITY appears by his shoulder, he brushes it off. Word PATERNALISM appears at his other shoulder, he also brushes it off. Big DEAF text appears and Conrad signs it. Big I DON’T CARE text appears and Conrad signs it. Word DISORDER flies towards him and Conrad puts up a hand to deflect it. Word DIAGNOSIS flies from other side towards him and he puts up a hand to deflect it. Words HEARING IMPAIRED comes towards him and he dodges it. Conrad then deflects word IDEOLOGY. He signs don’t care towards word CURE. Conrad sweeps away word AUDISM. Conrad deflects word ISOLATION. Big DEAF? text appears and Conrad signs it. Big I’M PROUD text appears and Conrad signs it. Words DISCRIMINATION and OPPRESSION appears above his shoulders and Conrad pushes them off. He ends it with a flourish move- a hand down his face and camera pans towards him. He smiles.
Did you know that the Transportation Security Administration currently forbids Deaf people from working as officers? Brandon Dopf shares how his experience shows that Deaf people not only have the ability to do this job, but have the tools to excel.
Help us change TSA’s policy! https://www.csd.org/letuswork/
A Film by Sarah Snow & Jules Dameron – This film strives to educate hearing people on what they might not know or understand about the Deaf community.
