Feature Film Seeks to Cast a Black, Female Deaf Child
Casting call for a 6-9 year old black, female and deaf child who is proficient in American Sign Language. Deadline: July 9.
Newsletter – June 2021
Get all the latest in our June newsletter!
ASL Videos of the Week: THE HISTORY OF ASL
Learn how ASL came to be. Watch videos in ASL about the fascinating history and evolution of sign language in the United States.
Free Online Kids Yoga with ASL Interpreter
DreamBank is presenting a free online yoga class for kids with an ASL interpreter on June 29th.
ASL Video of the Week: Bear and Turtle and the Great Lake Race
See an ASL presentation of the traditional folk tale “Bear and Turtle and the Great Lake Race” told with a twist! Presented in spoken English and ASL
ASL (Music) Videos of the Week: STAR SPANGLED BANNER + AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL
Watch Deaf rapper WAWA perform the Star Spangled Banner and America the Beautiful in American Sign Language to celebrate the 4th of July!
ASL Video of the Week: CINDERELLA
Watch a video of the classic fairy tale “Cinderella” told in spoken English and American Sign Language (by comedian Keith Wann).
Reunión del Grupo de Padres Latinos – Julio
Únase al Grupo de Padres Latinos de ASDC.
Panel de Madres Latinas
Vengan a conocer 3 Madres Latinas que compartirán su historia siendo padres de niños sordos o con pérdida auditiva.
ASL Video of the Week: HOLD
This week’s ASL video takes a deep dive into the word “hold” and gives examples of its uses in English and ASL.
ASL Video of the Week: HOW THE ELEPHANT GOT ITS TRUNK
Watch a video of the children’s book “How the Elephant Got Its Trunk told in American Sign Language. Great for kids ages 4 and up.
ASDC Executive Director Rachel Coleman completes service, leaves lasting legacy
Highlights from Rachel Coleman’s three years of service as ASDC’s Executive Director
Parents as IEP Team Members: Deaf-Blind Resources
Parents of students with deaf-blindness are important members of their child’s Individualized Education Program (IEP) team.
ASDC Donor Acknowledgements – May 2021
Thank you to ASDC’s May 2021 donors! Your contribution is bringing families together through American Sign Language.
First Graders Needed for Study in DC Area
Gallaudet University’s Brain & Language Center is looking for kids entering 1st grade in/near Washington DC to participate in a study on how children learn.
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