Amy Lazzaretti / August 31st, 2024 
September is a significant month for fostering understanding and recognition of Deaf culture and the challenges faced by the Deaf and hard of hearing community. Deaf Awareness Month, observed annually in September, provides an opportunity for us to celebrate the richness of Deaf culture, raise awareness about communication accessibility, and. . . + Read More
Amy Lazzaretti / August 1st, 2024 
Hey there, language enthusiasts! Welcome to National Language Month, where we celebrate the diverse world of communication that brings us together. Today, we’re diving into American Sign Language (ASL). Get ready for some mind-blowing fun facts and linguistic wonders that show you how fascinating ASL truly is! Brief Background of. . . + Read More
Amy Lazzaretti / August 1st, 2024 
Lights, camera, sign! Have you heard about the groundbreaking movie “Jesus: A Deaf Missions Film”? It’s not your typical movie—it’s a cinematic wonder that tells the story of Jesus entirely in American Sign Language (ASL). What’s even more amazing is that it was created by a Deaf cast and crew,. . . + Read More
Makenna Cook / July 31st, 2024 
In today’s society, the need for accessibility and support for the Deaf community is increasingly recognized. Among the innovative solutions that have emerged is the invaluable partnership between Deaf individuals and service dogs. Deaf service dogs play a vital role in bridging the communication gap, empowering Deaf individuals, and promoting. . . + Read More
Amy Lazzaretti / July 31st, 2024 
The world has witnessed numerous trailblazers who have shattered barriers and left an indelible mark on history. Among these remarkable individuals are Deaf women whose courage, resilience, and determination have paved the way for progress and equality for the Deaf community. Despite facing communication challenges and societal prejudices, these exceptional. . . + Read More
Makenna Cook / July 31st, 2024 
American Sign Language is a beautiful language that is used by millions of Deaf people in America and Canada. It is a language that has been around for many years and continues to grow and change just like every other language. In this blog, I will be sharing some fun facts. . . + Read More
Amy Lazzaretti / June 27th, 2024 
A brief history of the world’s oldest deaf school in Paris, France, otherwise known as Institute National de Jeunes Sourds de Paris. Today, on July 29th, we commemorate the anniversary of the Institut National de Jeunes Sourds de Paris (National Institute for Deaf Children of Paris), a government-recognized and funded. . . + Read More
Amy Lazzaretti / June 27th, 2024 
As a Deaf child growing up in the oral mainstream setting, I lacked access to books that could have guided me through the difficulties I faced. However, today there are many books available for all ages that provide support and resources for Deaf individuals. Here are some recommendations that I. . . + Read More
Makenna Cook / June 27th, 2024 There is a common misconception that American Sign Language Interpreters are just people who have a certain level of fluency in ASL which makes them eligible to interpret for any Deaf person on the street. The truth is, American Sign Language interpreters often have a degree in interpreting, studying the. . . + Read More
Makenna Cook / June 27th, 2024 
While the ton is buzzing with the excitement of a new season of Bridgerton, here at Sign Language Blitz we are thrilled for a whole other reason! More Deaf representation! This time specifically British Sign Language representation. Deaf actress Sophie Wooley, who plays Lady Stowell, acts alongside hard of hearing. . . + Read More
