Deaf culture encompasses all aspects of life for the deaf community. From raising issues like audism to embracing the arts, learn how you can take part.
Information: 200. Jahrestag der Gründung der ersten staatlichen Bildungseinrichtung für Gehörlose: Samuel Heinicke, Taubstummenlehrer, Begründer der Bildungseinrichtung; Leipzig um 1800
Samuel Heinicke, Father of Oral Education for the Deaf
Businesswoman waiting with legs crossed in lobby
Deafness and Employment Discrimination
Actress Marlee Matlin
Interview With Deaf Actress Marlee Matlin
Musicians Who Have Hearing Loss
TTY with telephone receiver
Robert Weitbrecht's Life and Legacy
Two young woman speak in sign language
Ways Deaf and Hearing Culture Are Different
Deanne Bray at an event with another actress
An Interview With First Deaf Television Star Deanne Bray-Kotsur
Hearing impaired man reading e-mail on phone
How Do Deaf People View Themselves?
An Evening With Nyle DiMarco
Famous and Historic Deaf (and Hearing) People
Teaching a child sign language
Career Options for Using Sign Language
Teacher showing pre-school girl sign language
The Milan Conference of 1880: When Sign Language Was Almost Destroyed
Helen Keller Reading Braille
Biography of Helen Keller
Deaf Caucasian friends signing at dinner table
The Meaning and Practice of Audism
Baby with a hearing aid playing with an iphone
People and Events in Deaf History
Artwork of cochlear implant in ear
History of the Cochlear Implant
Deaf school children signing
8 Reasons People Are Glad to Be Deaf
Two friends socializing through sign language
An Introduction to the Arts in American Deaf Culture
Family with hearing impairments playing football and signing play and pass in American sign language in backyard
Sports Activities and Competitions for Deaf People
Two Happy Men Making Sign Language
Making Deaf Friends and Building Relationships