As productions re-open this fall, the global team is illustrating what Deaf audiences actually need to fully experience theater's vast stage canon. By Abbey White Associate Editor & News Writer As ...
The documentary recalls the 1988 protests that erupted at Gallaudet University when trustees rejected deaf candidates to lead it. By Alissa Wilkinson In 1988, the board of trustees of Gallaudet ...
At the end of “A Quiet Place Part II,” Millicent Simmonds’ deaf character brandishes her hearing aid like a weapon and cripples a once threatening alien monster. Simmonds looms large as the camera ...
In 1984, Matthew Moore produced, directed, and hosted “Deaf Magazine,” which aired on an ABC affiliate in Rochester. He founded MSM Productions, Ltd., published “DEAF LIFE” magazine, and launched DEAF ...
International and award-winning comic, Ray Bradshaw is about to embark on a brand-new tour of the UK for 2023 with his biggest live tour to date. Tickets go on sale ...
On a cold January night, I was making dinner while my three boys played in and around the kitchen. I heard my husband Mark’s key in the lock. Jake and Matthew, my two older sons, tore down the long, ...
(Trinidad Guardian) “Deaf people can do anything hearing people can except hear.” Those were the words of Dr King Jordan who made history in 1988 when he became the first deaf president of ...
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We welcome you to a new blog for Psychology Today: Deaf Gain. This phrase may seem like an oxymoron to most readers, but we hope that in this and in the many posts to come, the notion of Deaf Gain ...
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