Deaf-owned creative business — see Instagram for current work.
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Day school program for deaf and hard-of-hearing children ages 3-21, founded in 1969.
Graduate and undergraduate programs in deaf education and educational interpreting, with strong field placement network.
Deaf-owned business.
National program supporting newborn hearing screening systems and early intervention to ensure deaf infants are identified and served promptly.
Comprehensive deaf education program offering preschool through high school with bilingual approach.
Comprehensive service center providing mental health, early intervention, and family support services for deaf individuals in New York.
One of the oldest schools dedicated to Deaf students in New York State with bilingual and inclusive education.
Museum at Lexington School for the Deaf in Queens preserving the school's Deaf history since its 1864 founding.
Deaf author of novels including Deaf Beneath and Convergence Crush, focused on deaf education and ASL advocacy.
Warren, Michigan-based Deaf-owned photography studio.
One of the original ASL interpreting agencies in Los Angeles, providing communication access services since 1986 across Southern California.
Deaf-owned children's apparel and gift brand.
Deaf-owned yoga teacher offering ASL-accessible yoga classes and workshops.
On-demand video remote interpreting startup offering ASL and spoken language interpreting via mobile app for healthcare and enterprise.
Lions Clubs sponsored wilderness camp for Deaf, HOH, and CODA children ages 7-15, with locations in Northern and Southern California.
Free Kentucky overnight youth camp since 1992 serving Deaf and hard of hearing children ages 6-15 with a 3:1 camper-to-counselor ratio.
Charles County camp on the Potomac River offering free week-long sessions for Deaf, hard of hearing, and KODA youth funded by Lions Clubs.
Southern California mountain camp offering free outdoor programs for Deaf and hard of hearing children ages 7-15 with sign language fluent staff.
University offering Communication Sciences and Disorders programs (BS, MS, SLPD) through its School of Allied Health Professions.
DeafBlind ASL teacher and accessibility consultant; runs Functional ASL.
Active social club organizing monthly events, game nights, and community outings for LA's large deaf population.