Miscellaneous

Aztlan

http://www.deafvision.net/aztlan/

While this website is accessible to genté (people) throughout the world, it is a website that is primarily by, for and about the Deaf Latino/a community in the United States.

Cruises and Tours by Beasley Travel

http://www.beasleytravel.com/

Deaf friendly travel agency.

Deaf cultures and Sign Languages of the world

http://www.rit.edu/~dabdis/indj/dcoew.html

Deaf Greeting Cards

http://www.cvm.qc.ca/dcb/carte/

Online cards with ASL.

Deaf Literature

deaf.2ya.com

The Deaf Literature Site is an entertainment and arts that includes movies and comic strips for deaf, hard of hearing, hearing viewers, and the like in their enjoyment and learning about the Deaf culture.

Deaf Related Graphics (Christian)

http://www.ioweb.com/calvary/graphics/graphics.html

These graphics are free to use or modify in any Christian Ministry giving honor and glory to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Send any submissions or donations as Email attachments or our snail mail address!

Deaf View

http://www.deafview.com/

Solicits the view points of people in regards to deaf issues for publication into Deaf Life.

Deaf.net

http://www.deaf.net/

Not a lot is online here, but it is deaf-centered.

DeafArt Club

http://home.earthlink.net/~aslclay/

The DeafArt Club (DAC) is established to provide opportunities for the Deaf and Hearing to create, teach and exhibit DeafArt, which incorporates American Sign Language, Deaf Culture and the Deaf Experience. Our goal is to educate about and facilitate reflection of Deaf history and culture, and promote increased positive relations amongst people of all backgrounds.

Deafemail.net

http://www.deafemail.net/

Get a free email address @deafemail.net

Deafness Research Foundation

http://www.drf.org/

Founded in 1958, the Deafness Research Foundation is the leading source of private funding for basic and clinical research in hearing science. The DRF is committed to making lifelong hearing health a national priority by funding research and implementing education projects in both the government and private sectors. In effect, DRF is the “venture capital” arm of hearing research, annually awarding grants to promising young researchers and established researchers to explore new avenues of hearing science.

Hearing Aid Museum

http://dept.kent.edu/hearingaidmuseum/index.html

The Hearing Aid Museum is the largest museum collection of hearing aids in the world containing over 3000 hearing aids. We are expanding our collection to audiometers and cochlear implants as well. We will eventually call ourselves a Hearing Museum to include psychoacoustics and physiological items and information to all interested.

KoKo Gorilla Foundation

http://www.koko.org/

Koko – the signing gorilla

Laurent Clerc National Deaf Education Center – Gallaudet University

http://clerccenter.gallaudet.edu/index.html

Gallaudet University's Laurent Clerc National Deaf Education Center shares the concerns of parents and professionals about the achievement of deaf and hard of hearing students in different learning environments across the country. The aim of the Clerc Center is to improve the quality of education for deaf and hard of hearing children and youth from birth through age 21. Its Web site shares information about the Clerc Center’s demonstration schools, as well as information about the results of the innovative curricula, instructional techniques and strategies, and materials that the Clerc Center is mandated by Congress to develop, evaluate, and disseminate.

Real World Success

http://www.realworldsuccess.com/

Real World Success is dedicated to improving Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals' quality of life. It is the primary source of motivational speakers, education and custom training for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing performance improvement. Real World Success' mission is to focus on helping them in meeting their needs and make positive and productive changes in their lives to achieve personal and professional goals. (Has a nice list of speakers for over 90+ workshop topics).

Sign Writing

http://www.signwriting.org/

Developed a way of writing sign language. With fonts and software available online as well as libraries of information that has been written in sign.

World of Deaf Cartoons

http://www.homestead.com/tampage/

Here you will find a small but growing collect of deaf-related cartoons here for your viewing and enjoyment.

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