Who's Who inDeaf World

Deaf-owned design studio.

Travis County government agency providing case management, advocacy, interpreting, and outreach services for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing residents in the Austin area.

Community center serving the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill deaf community with social events, workshops, and ASL meetups.

Long-running Deaf ministry (55+ years) at Trinity Baptist Church offering Deaf Bible Fellowship classes, worship services, camps, retreats, and missions trips.

Deaf-owned handmade arts and crafts shop offering wraps, tumblers, and custom cups (stainless steel and acrylic).

Deaf-owned writing studio offering editing, translation, and design services.

Palm Harbor, Florida-based Deaf-owned ASL services company providing interpreting and instruction nationwide.

Specializes in teaching deaf and hard of hearing children to listen and speak in mainstream education settings.

Deaf-owned jewelry business serving the Twin Cities area.

UC San Diego research lab studying bilingualism and cognition in deaf populations, including ASL acquisition and literacy.

Academic medical center cochlear implant program offering evaluation, implantation, and post-operative care with cultural sensitivity training.

Deaf-owned creative business — see Instagram for current work.

Team representing the U.S. at international deaf bowling championships, governed by USA Deaf Bowling under USA Deaf Sports Federation.

National organization governing deaf curling in the U.S., supporting development programs, bonspiels, World Deaf Championships, and Winter Deaflympics.

Comprehensive academic accommodations for deaf and hard-of-hearing students at a major research university.

Undergraduate interpreting program with bilingual focus serving both English and Spanish deaf communities.

UNC's program in American Sign Language and Deaf Studies trains interpreters and educators while supporting enrolled deaf students.

University office providing interpreting, captioning, and academic accommodations for deaf and hard-of-hearing students.

Governs deaf baseball in the United States, fielding national teams for international deaf baseball competition.

National organization for deaf cyclists, hosting races and selecting athletes for Deaflympics cycling events.

The official governing body for United States representation in the Deaflympics, producing national champions since 1945.

Selects and trains national deaf swimming teams for Deaflympics competition and hosts national championships.

Governs track and field athletics for deaf athletes in the U.S., including selection for international competition.

Selects national deaf wrestling teams for international competition and hosts domestic tournaments.