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 4th, 2024 
Picture this. You’re ten years old. You just spent all day at basketball practice at your elementary school. You come home to your mom telling you the craziest news of your life. You’re the first Black Deaf actor to be nominated for an Emmy in the Guest Actor in a. . . + 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
Makenna Cook / October 22nd, 2023 
Deaf culture refers to the unique cultural characteristics, norms, values, language, and traditions shared by individuals who are Deaf or hard of hearing. . . . + Read More
Makenna Cook / June 7th, 2023 Helen Keller left a lasting impact on DeafBlind history. Born on June 27, 1880, in Tuscumbia, Alabama, Helen Keller’s life story is a story of the strong-willed human spirit. Despite being blind and deaf in the 1880s, she defied all odds and emerged as an influential figure in the fields. . . + Read More
Christopher / December 28th, 2019 
Why do you want to learn ASL? We posed this question to our Sign Language Blitz users. In turn this question has evoked a wide range of profound answers. We have gone through nearly 500 responses and summarized them here. Creating stronger connections is the most common reason given for. . . + Read More
