Join us on April 12th from 8-9:30 pm EST for this fun ASL class on sports and outdoor activities. Cost is $20; ASDC member save $5 on registration!

Celebrate Deaf Women's History Month by meeting some amazing Deaf women and learning about their inspiring work.

Family members are the most important people on the educational team and in the life of a child with deaf-blindness. They are the one consistent presence as children move from early intervention to school and then transition to adult life. Educational settings change and practitioners come and go, but the family is always there. Here are some resources for families with children who are deaf-blind:

Girls ages 10-17, you are invited to an exciting free webinar on April 20th that will inspire you to be an effective advocate for the causes you are most passionate about.

ASL Access has a new website. It's got video reviews, useful links, articles, research, and resources for your whole family to enjoy.

The Alice Cogswell and Anne Sullivan Macy Act was recently proposed in Congress with bipartisan support. The act would improve educational services and opportunities for students who are deaf, hard of hearing, blind, visually impaired, and deaf-blind. Contact your representatives today to encourage them to pass this legislation!

Our heartfelt appreciation goes out to these generous individuals, families, and organizations for their support. Don't forget that when you donate, you can still get clear face masks to make communication easier.

ASDC provides resources, advocacy, and mentoring for every family with a deaf child so they can communicate, connect, and thrive – together. Get five free sessions of SignOn or Friends Like Me when you join ASDC.