Matt Hall

If you want to see more Deaf scholars at the forefront of scholarship on sign languages, donating to this fund is a great way to invest in making that happen. (Happy belated, @MarieCoppola68!)

@DLilloMartin @Linguischick Good to know! I’m perusing it tonight to see if any chapters might work for my course this fall - I’ll bear that in mind.

@DLilloMartin @Linguischick Are you using the Schembri & Lucas book?

#Psycholinguistics peeps: what are your favorite writing assignment prompts for undergrad essays? (Especially if your course is writing-intensive!)

Temple U. is looking for an adjunct to teach 2 sections of ASL 1 this fall, potentially continuing in spring. (Remotely, I presume!) Details here: drive.google.com/file/d/1PZum5E…

Beautiful work! I hope this helps service provides understand that language is about so much more than "just" communication!

So, so happy for you, @ryanlepic!

Coming up today!

My first solo published paper from the 2019 PAH! Writing Retreat with the support of the mentors. The article is titled Dinner table syndrome: A phenomenological study of deaf individuals' experiences with inaccessible communication. nsuworks.nova.edu/tqr/vol25/iss6…

@jmhenner Hey, Jon - you're right: that would have been a perfect place to cite your 2018 paper, and I missed the opportunity: I'm sorry about that, and will try to do better next time.

@ASLresearch I’m actually really irritated at this. See the below pic? That’s from an article I published in 2018. Given discussion about citing deaf scholarship AND the fact that I’m an ECR too I could’ve been cited here.

Hot off the press: summary in the thread!

What an honor to be in @acadeafic's top 3 articles of the past year, and in the company of such great scholars! Congrats to to all!

@jmhenner @KymPMeyer @jahochcam @nelsonlflores Individuals have, yes, and it's great! But what I'm hungry for is something that visualizes the distortion like the paper that Kym cited. Do you know of anything like that?

@ASLresearch @KymPMeyer @jahochcam Folks already have! I do it in my most recent chapter that was published last week but @nelsonlflores is constantly talking about the topic in his blog and his work.

@KymPMeyer @jahochcam @jmhenner Can someone please do this for Hart & Risley (1995)??

@jahochcam @jmhenner Not exactly what you were looking for, but I came across this interesting information on citation today bmj.com/content/339/bm…

Police can’t see I’m Deafblind. Frankly, many wouldn’t care. 30 to 50% of the lives extinguished by police were disabled black & brown people. If you believe #BlackDisabledLivesMatter, add your name to create a bold new solution #DefundThePolice action.aclu.org/petition/dives…

@elmer_a_chile @JulieRems This is from last year, but still...

Join us @11am CST to learn about @behearddc, one of the only organizations in the world working on deaf wrongful conviction cases. MIP Director, @tcita will be interviewing Cofounder & Volunteer Director of HEARD, @talilalewis for our Fireside Chat series. buff.ly/372eR51

@jmhenner Not to mention 2 of them!

@ASLresearch Having a professor for a parent must be a trip.

Anyone who wants to talk about the latest findings in gene-editing to prevent deafness (Yeh et al., 2020) must do so in light of C. Padden & J. Humphries (2020): "Who Goes First?" Yeh: stm.sciencemag.org/content/12/546… Padden & Humphries: muse.jhu.edu/article/748050…

@jmhenner Yup. (If by "kid" you mean doctorate-holding biotechnologist!)

@ASLresearch Is Jacqueline Humphries Carol’s kid?

"What's that you say? Comm'n breakdowns and their repairs in children who are DHH" article published in @JDSDE1! doi.org/10.1093/deafed… Compared breakdowns & repairs with non-signing children who are hard-of-hearing & typically hearing (ages 7 to 11 yrs), w adult examiner.