Who's Who inDeaf World

National nonprofit building alliance between Deaf Latino and Hispanic communities through preservation of language, culture, and customs.

Federally-funded center providing technical assistance to states and schools improving transition outcomes for deaf youth entering adult life.

One of the largest technological college in the world for deaf and hard of hearing students, part of RIT.

One of nine colleges at Rochester Institute of Technology, providing technical and professional education to deaf students alongside hearing peers.

Pioneering professional theater company founded in 1967 that tours nationally and internationally, performing in ASL and spoken English simultaneously.

Ecumenical deaf church association supporting independent deaf congregations and deaf religious education nationwide.

Indianapolis-based Deaf-owned dog sitting and pet care service.

Jacksonville, Florida-based Deaf-owned shop selling handmade elderberry syrup and natural remedies.

Statewide organization promoting the interests of the deaf community in Nebraska.

Statewide residential and day program serving deaf and hard-of-hearing students pre-K through 12th grade.

UW Linguistics research lab studying how neuroplasticity and early language input shape language and brain development in deaf individuals.

Advocates for deaf and hard of hearing individuals across Nevada.

Deaf disc golf club founded in 2002 hosting tournaments across the six New England states for Deaf and CODA players.

Promotes athletic opportunities for deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals throughout the six New England states.

Statewide organization serving the deaf and hard of hearing community in New Hampshire.

Advocates for the rights and quality of life of deaf and hard of hearing New Jerseyans.

Annual deaf cornhole tournament held in Pitman, NJ.

State agency providing education, advocacy, and direct services for New Jersey residents who are deaf or hard of hearing.

Statewide advocacy organization for the deaf and hard of hearing community in New Mexico.

Bilingual education in ASL and English served through main campus and satellite preschools across New Mexico.

Statewide outreach arm of NMSD providing early intervention, family services, and itinerant teaching across rural New Mexico.

Professional theater company in New York City presenting productions performed entirely in ASL with voicing by hearing actors.

One of the oldest schools for the Deaf in the U.S. with a bilingual-bicultural approach using ASL and English.

One of the oldest organizations serving the deaf community, providing social services in New York City.