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Ancestry Spotlights a Multigenerational Deaf FamilyAncestry Spotlights a Multigenerational Deaf Family Ancestry features the 28-minute-long video, Echoes of the Past, documenting Sandra Bent (née Hopkins), a deaf woman in England, and her journey in …

The Quotes Inspire My WorkThe Quotes Inspire My Work I want to share some of the quotes that inspire my work. These words continually remind me of my daily work and drive me to strive for excellence. They remind me why I do …

Deaf Historical Sites in the National Register of Historic PlacesBy Jerrod J. Grill, Archives Technician in the Digitization Division at the National Archives and Records Administration in College Park, Maryland A little about Jerrod – Born deaf and bilingual in…

Kendall Green Bicycle Squad in 1885This photograph is a popular icon on the internet, especially on social media, where it has become a trending historical photograph.

35th Anniversary of ADA: Through the National ArchivesDisclaimer: The views expressed in this article do not necessarily represent the views of the National Archives and Records Administration…

Deaf on Earth: Virginia School for the Deaf, Blind, and Multi-Disabled at HamptonThis post is the second part of a new series, Deaf on Earth, featuring deaf-related places on Google Earth and Maps.

Visualizing Kendall Green in 1861: A Recently Discovered PhotographA book was recently published, Magnificent Intentions: John Wood, First Federal Photographer (1856–1863), by Adrienne Lundgren, a senior photograph conservator in the Library of Congress Conservation…

New Perspective on the History of Black Deaf Education and Hampton UniversityDr. Lissa Ramirez-Stapleton wrote a book chapter on the history of Hampton University and Black Teacher Preparation in Deaf Education…

Ghosts of House OneIt’s the time of the year… Halloween!

Edward M. Gallaudet received his first Bachelor of Science in 1885Edward Miner Gallaudet (1837–1917) was the first president of Gallaudet University from 1864 to 1910. Edward was the son of Reverend Thomas…

Deaf on Earth: CSD Letters at BerkeleyAt the Clark Kerr campus of the University of California, Berkeley, there are fading letters of CSD on the steep hill above the atheltic…

Updates on the skeleton at the former campus of California Schools for the Deaf and Blind in…More than a year ago, The Daily Moth covered the news that drew the attention of the deaf community about the human skeleton found in…

What are the Oldest and Coolest Books in the Gallaudet University Archives?

Deaf Artists at Pyramid Atlantic & WorldwideOn Saturday night of November 19th, my friends and I went to the opening reception at Pyramid Atlantic Art Center’s 10X10 Invitational…

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Jerrod J. Grill on LinkedIn: After a year of taking courses covering diverse topics such as European…

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