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Video of yesterday's graduation for Black Deaf students at Gallaudet—70 years after they were denied admission to the school tinyurl.com/2p8m9y5z #deaf (image from ABC News video report)

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Editorial Board Members needed for Deafness & Education International. 👉 Apply: bit.ly/3F8x43n Deadline: 1 May 2023. ⏰ @DeafEducInt @tandfonline #DeafEd

@tandfeducation @DeafEducInt @tandfonline Still looking?

TODAY!! Come celebrate our 20th anniversary with us today in SLCC (or Zoom!) #gallaudetu #gallaudetdeafstudies #deafstudies

Come join us this WEDNESDAY in SLCC 1240 to grab some free pizza and learn more about our programs. #deafstudiesgu #gallaudetuniversity

Is Hearing Fragility a Real Thing? Come join Deaf Studies professor Octavian Robinson (@deafhistorian on Twitter) for a conversation about hearing fragility, interpreters, and linguistic carework on Buzz Corner hosted by @linguabee March 21, 8 pm EST. ➡️ buff.ly/3KxgUE6

Spot the student leaders! #DeafStudies #DeafPresidentNow

Don’t miss the 35th anniversary of DPN — celebrate with us TONIGHT at 8:00pm in Rathskellar. See you there! #DPN #Deafpresidentnow #DeafStudies

For the Deaf Studies MA program’s 20th anniversary, we would like reach out and get in touch with our alumni --to see what you have been and are doing in your lives and in your work. Please take a few minutes to fill out the attached questionnaire. docs.google.com/forms/d/1ytWxQ…

Do teachers of deaf students need to be good signers? What’s a “good signer” anyway? Deaf Studies professor Octavian Robinson @deafhistorian with colleague @jmhenner make an argument for linguistic justice. mdpi.com/2226-471X/8/1/….

@thepurplejordan @DeafHistorian For more information and registration: masshist.org/events/disabil…

@DeafStudiesGU @DeafHistorian Is this open to the public or students only?

Join Deaf Studies professor Octavian Robinson and other panelists for an online discussion of "the uneven impact and incomplete legacy of disability rights movements to date, the emergence of disability justice work, and collectively imagine disability histories ahead of us."

For more information and registration: masshist.org/events/disabil…

Happy February and #BlackHistoryMonth! Join us as we celebrate this month by spotlighting various Black authors and scholars, and their works at Gallaudet University Press!

New article with @DeafHistorian. Basically, we discuss how considerations of what is good signing is rooted in beliefs about the "ideal signer" which happens to be a white, congenitally deaf one. mdpi.com/2226-471X/8/1/…

@DeafstudiesGU's very own Dr. Erin Moriarty Harrelson will be a part of a panel on February 13 discussing approaches to ethnography. The webinar will cover the topic: Ethnography of Communication: A Continuum? Register now with this link: zoom.us/webinar/regist….

Every year during the month of February, Black History is acknowledged, lamented, and celebrated. The Deaf Studies Department is excited to celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth by highlighting facts surrounding Black Deaf History. Stay tuned for more facts related to Black Deaf History.

We conclude this week's student spotlight with a favorite quote from Tye Lovato. What are your favorite quotes? #GallaudetU #DeafStudies #studentspotlight instagram.com/p/Cn7aH4NL2o3/…

Meet Tye Lovato, a Deaf Studies and Social Work undergraduate student. Tye has a passion for researching DeafBlind topics in Southeast Asia. The Deaf Studies department is proud to have such passionate and motivated learners. Stay tuned this week for more about Tye.

The Deaf Studies department is proud to introduce its audience to our new weekly student and faculty spotlight. To start off this semester, we proudly introduce Tye Lovato-one of Deaf Studies' most avid learners and motivated Undergraduate students. Learn more about Tye this week