Amy Lazzaretti / February 20th, 2024 
36 years ago, the ‘Deaf President Now’ movement ignited a revolution. Feels like just yesterday this amazing organization was born. What began as a fight for the first Deaf president at Gallaudet University blossomed into an international conversation about representation. Deaf President Now paved the way for future generations to. . . + Read More
Amy Lazzaretti / January 16th, 2024 
The path to literacy for Deaf individuals is unique compared to hearing individuals, as they navigate a spoken language-centric world to master reading. This blog unravels the strategies and experiences that enable literacy development within the Deaf community. From birth, Deaf infants are frequently exposed to visual forms of communication,. . . + Read More
Amy Lazzaretti / January 16th, 2024 
Language is often seen as the foundation of thought, allowing ideas to take form and perceptions to be shared. For the Deaf, the link between language and thought is unique and captivating. This exploration dives into the fascinating question: What language do Deaf people think in? Visual Languages and Spatial. . . + Read More
Amy Lazzaretti / January 4th, 2024 
In the world of colorful bricks and endless creativity, LEGO has long been celebrated for its commitment to inclusivity which now includes hearing aid figures.. . . + Read More
Makenna Cook / January 3rd, 2024 
Join us as we delve into the captivating stories of the interpreters who graced the 2023 Super Bowl, shedding light on their backgrounds, cultures, and the extraordinary importance of their roles.. . . + Read More
Amy Lazzaretti / November 29th, 2023 
As the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) continues to expand its horizons, the Hawkeye series introduces a new character that promises to be a game-changer. Alaqua Cox, a talented Deaf actress, steps into the spotlight as Maya Lopez, also known as Echo. Let’s delve into the world of Hawkeye and explore. . . + Read More
Amy Lazzaretti / November 29th, 2023 
The Great British Bake Off, a beloved show for baking enthusiasts, has a unique ability to uncover extraordinary talent in the kitchen. In its latest season, one contestant has captured not only the judges’ attention but also the hearts of viewers around the world. Meet Tasha Stones, a deaf contestant. . . + Read More
Amy Lazzaretti / October 24th, 2023 
When you are chatting and are ready to leave, you make a simple gesture of saying goodbye. That lasts, what? 5 seconds? Even in a party, you still make a brief goodbye, perhaps lasting up to 10-15 seconds. However, in the Deaf world, the briefest good-bye may last 10-15 minutes.. . . + Read More
