Black Deaf Culture Through the Lens of Black Deaf History Read articles on the culture, history and education of the Black Deaf Community, written by former NBDA President Benro Ogunyipe.
Supporting Individuals Who Are DeafBlind RID shares an article that describes that role of interpreters, interveners and support service providers who work with DeafBlind individuals.
Deaf Interpreter, Sign Language Interpreter: What’s the Difference? What's the difference between a Deaf interpreter and a sign language interpreter? To learn more, read this article.
First Deaf African American Lawyer Claudia Gordon, Anti-Discrimination Advocate Learn more about Claudia L. Gordon, the first deaf female African American lawyer to graduate law school.
Spotlight: Dr. Glenn Anderson Did you know that Dr. Glenn B. Anderson is the first Deaf African-American in the United States to earn a doctorate degree? Read more.
ADA Requirements: Effective Communication The US Department of Justice describes what is required for effective communications with people who have vision, hearing, and speech disabilities.
Edmund Booth Forty-Niner Edmund Booth, a deaf pioneer whose life spans from 1810 – 1905, is featured in this PDF resource.
The Beginnings of Deaf Education Learn about the beginnings of Deaf Education that has roots that take us back to the 16th century.
Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan Collections Digital collections of the history of Perkins School for the Blind, including information on deafblind individuals.
The Week of DPN This webpage provides details on the timeline of the Deaf President Now (DPN) movement.