NEW ONLINE CLASS: Holidays in ASL
It's that time of year! Join us for this fun and interactive ASL class to learn useful signs for holidays and special events that are celebrated throughout the year. Day: Monday, October 24, 2021 Time: 8:00 - 9:30 pm (Eastern) Teacher: Edna Johnston...
Welcome! Pressley Ridge School for the Deaf joins ASDC
Join us in giving Pressley Ridge School for the Deaf in Pennsylvania a hearty welcome as they join the ASDC family of schools supporting D/HH students in language accessibility, learning, and inclusion. Pressley Ridge School for the Deaf is a year-round Approved...
ASL Video of the Week 9/28/22: Perspectives of Hearing Parents of a Deaf Child
As September and Deaf Awareness Month come to a close, our ASL Video of the Week takes a different approach in offering some insight from parents. This week, Peter Kimball & Anne Bennett share their perspectives on how their family has navigated the complexities...
ASL Video of the Week 9/22/22: Meanings of GIVE in ASL
There are several different meanings of the word GIVE and they are all signed in different ways! Learn about those differences and how you can use them appropriately! Sentences are related to reading opportunities, not ASL translations. ASL Presenters: Ashley Russ,...
Enter ASDC’s 2022 Holiday Card Art Contest
We’re inviting kids ages 3-17 to show off their artistic skills by drawing their interpretation of our 2022 Holiday Theme: “Holiday Fun with Family and Friends”. Enter today for your chance to be one of five featured artists in our 2022 Holiday Card Collection!...
NEW ONLINE CLASSES! See the Fall Line-up for Online ASL Classes
Want to print and/or download a copy of the Online Class Schedule? Here's the link!
ASL Video of the Week 9/15/22: Sesame Street: “If You Love Counting and You Know It” in ASL!
Get ready to count, clap, jump, and count some more in The Count's version of this classic nursery rhyme, If You Love Counting and You Know It, in ASL! ASL video and translation created by Hypernovas ProductionsASL performed by Chelsea Lee, Joey Antonio, and Phelan...
Donor Acknowledgements – August 2022
Thank you to ASDC’s August 2022 Donors! Your support and contributions help us connect families through American Sign Language. Individual Donors Anonymous Ian Carrera Eyal Goldman Edgar and Lynda Layland Donald Swaner Ramya Thangaraj Carlisa Thompson Christina...
ASL Video of the Week 9/8/22: Introducing DCMP’s newest feature – ASL POP-UP PLAYER
This week's ASL video features our allied partner and sponsor: Described and Captioned Media Program (DCMP) and their new accessibility feature: the ASL Pop-up Player! DCMP has hundreds of videos in ASL (which can be identified by the circular ASL icon) on their...
Welcome! Forsyth County Schools joins ASDC!
Join us in giving Forsyth County Schools in Georgia a hearty welcome as they join the ASDC family of schools supporting D/HH students in language accessibility, learning, and inclusion. We're excited to have them as part of the team! Welcome, Forsyth! Learn...
September 2022: Celebrate Deaf Awareness Month
This month provides us with the opportunity to highlight the importance of providing equal access to members of our communities who are Deaf, hard of hearing, or experiencing hearing loss. Here at ASDC, we believe that deafness is not a disability, but language...
Deaf Business Spotlight: Artfully Artistic
This week, we spotlight a Deaf Small Business, Artfully Artistic ! Czaza is the owner and she shares her talent that is for sale. “Hello, everyone. My name is Czaza. I own a small business called Artfully Artistic. What do we do? We create handmade framed 3D “I love...
ASL Video of the Week: Signs of Fall
FALL has different meanings in different sentences! Sentences are reading opportunities, not ASL translations. This video encourages reading comprehension for deaf children and others who are learning English. ASL learners can pick up ASL vocabulary, classifiers, and...
ASL Video of the Week: David Goes to School
Age hasn't dampened the now school-age David's energy, but at least his exhausted mother gets a break! Now the teacher has her hands full with her new class clown, truant, and troublemaker rolled into one. Can David ever hope to earn a gold star? Your little one will...
ASL Video of the Week: The Wizard of Oz in ASL
In the fall of 2011, Florida School for the Deaf and Blind (FSDB) Deaf Elementary Eyes Alive! performing arts troupe teachers and students worked two days a week for five months on “The Wizard of Oz” production. It was a delightful and enriching experience...
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