ASDC Donor Acknowledgements – November 2021
Thank you to ASDC’s November 2021 donors! Your contribution is bringing families together through American Sign Language.
ASDC Kids Teach LETTERS in ASL
Watch this sweet video of ASDC kids teaching the ASL signs for all the letters in the alphabet.
ASDC Kids Teach NUMBERS in ASL
Learn ASL signs for numbers! Watch a video of kids teaching the signs for numbers 1-10 in American Sign Language.
Miles for Smiles – Kickoff Event
On Dec 1, 2021 we are launching our new Miles for Smiles program for ASDC families, teachers, and allies.
#GiveASL – Giving Tuesday 2021
Share this Giving Tuesday page and help us #GiveASL to even more families in 2022.
Videos: ASDC Kids Teach COLORS in ASL
Learn ASL signs for colors! Watch videos of ASDC kids that teach signs for all the colors of the rainbow.
Webinar: ASL Name Signs
This webinar will explore the history of name signs and will help you understand the importance of name signs.
2022 Online Classes and Webinar Poll
Tell us what classes and workshops you’d like ASDC to offer in 2022!
Newsletter – November 2021
ASDC News • ASL Sign For November • ASL Resources for Native American Heritage Month • New ASL App for Disney Movies • Deafblind Resources • More!
Let’s make a video!
We are inviting children to help us make a video that teaches ASL signs for letters, numbers, and colors to other kids!
New Issue of Journal of Early Hearing Detection & Intervention
See articles from the new issue of The Journal of Early Hearing Detection and Intervention.
Teen creates free app that makes Disney+ films more accessible
Learn how a 17-year-old created a free app that makes Disney+ movies more accessible for deaf and hard of hearing children.
ASL Resources for Native American Heritage Month
November is Native American Heritage Month. See ASL videos that celebrate the culture and contributions of America’s indigenous peoples.
ASDC Donor Acknowledgements – October 2021
Thank you to ASDC’s October 2021 donors! Your contribution is bringing families together through American Sign Language.
Deaf-Blind Resources: Life Skills Beyond the Classroom
Get resources from the National Center on Deaf-Blindness to help encourage and support a child’s natural curiosity to explore and learn from their wider community.
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