He didn’t just paint—he created an entirely new art movement that gave a community their visual voice. 🖌️ Chuck Baird (1947-2012) was a founding figure of the De’VIA art movement Wikipedia, which celebrates Deaf visual perspectives. His vibrant paintings don’t…
An exploration of Deaf education through the 20th century to the current policy for mainstreaming.
A look back at Deaf education, from early signing schools to the 1880 Milan conference.
Decades before the Paralympic Games were born, the world’s first multi-discipline competition for athletes with a disability took place in Paris in the summer of 1924. Reserved for deaf competitors, the International Silent Games were a landmark in sports history…
Greg Hlibok, student leader of the 1988 Deaf President Now protest, breaks down the movement that transformed Deaf history. In this exclusive interview, he reacts to the new Apple TV+ documentary, reveals behind-the-scenes moments, and reflects on how the protest…
A Deaf culture lesson where we delve into the transformative world of technology reshaping deaf communication. In this video, we explore the innovative assistive technologies that have and are revolutionizing how the Deaf community communicates, connects, and thrives in an…
