Amy Lazzaretti / July 17th, 2025 
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
Amy Lazzaretti / June 30th, 2025 
Today, we dive into a show that’s got everyone buzzing: Ginny & Georgia. This Netflix gem isn’t just your typical coming-of-age story; it’s also making strides in representation, particularly for the Deaf community. What’s Ginny & Georgia About? The show follows the lives of a 30-something single mom, Georgia, and. . . + Read More
Amy Lazzaretti / April 29th, 2025 
While American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters are common, Certified Deaf Interpreters (CDIs) are less common. However, CDIs share many similarities with ASL interpreters, possessing specialized knowledge and skills that ASL interpreters lack training in. The relationship between CDIs and ASL interpreters resembles that between Special Forces and a town Sheriff;. . . + Read More
Makenna Cook / March 31st, 2025 
Deaf entrepreneurs across the globe are defying stereotypes and proving that hearing status poses no barrier to success as they carve out paths as small business owners.. . . + Read More
Amy Lazzaretti / March 31st, 2025 
In honor of the Deaf History Month let’s get to know a bit about a few Deaf Authors and the books they’ve written and published. In the last decade or so, Deaf and hard-of-hearing authors have started to appear more frequently in fiction and non-fiction book realm, which also has. . . + Read More
Amy Lazzaretti / February 27th, 2025 
Did you know that Alexander Graham Bell was a teacher at a deaf school in Boston? He was fluent in American Sign Language. His philosophy for the Deaf was advocating oralism. Bell took part in many historic events that nearly caused American Sign Language (ASL) to become extinct. Edward Miner. . . + Read More
Makenna Cook / February 27th, 2025 
36 years ago, the ‘Deaf President Now’ movement ignited a revolution. 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 embrace their Deafness with pride. Even decades later, the. . . + Read More
Amy Lazzaretti / February 27th, 2025 
In life, we encounter an array of perspectives that broaden our understanding. But one under appreciated fountain of wisdom exists within the Deaf community. As we strive for inclusivity and embrace different abilities, it’s vital we acknowledge the singular insights Deaf teachers provide. This blog unveils why learning from a. . . + Read More
Makenna Cook / January 14th, 2025 
The National Association of the Deaf has just announced the 2024 Super Bowl performers for Super Bowl LVIII. They are Daniel Durant, Anjel Piñero, and Shaheem Sanchez. Super Bowl LVIII will take place on February 11, 2024 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Academy Award winning actor Daniel Durant will perform the. . . + Read More
Amy Lazzaretti / December 27th, 2024 
Derrick Coleman is an inspiring figure in NFL history, known not only for his skills on the field but also for being a trailblazer as one of the first Deaf offensive players in the league’s history and the first Deaf football player to win a Super Bowl. Early Life and. . . + Read More
