What Does Deaf Mean?
For Deaf Awareness Month, we celebrate and honor different identities within our communities. At NDC, we recognize that everyone has different experiences and journeys. This is reflected in the data, resources, and work we create and share. Whenever possible, we highlight differences by gender, disability, race, and ethnicity in our data reports and resources.
Deafverse – World One: Duel of the Bots Story Trailer
#ChooseYourFuture. Play deafverse.com now!
Research Translated! Leveraging Community Resources
Just like how it takes a village to raise a child, we need an ENTIRE community to raise a deaf individual towards success. Social Capital and community resources, including parents, teachers, and other people, go a long way in ensuring that deaf people can achieve SUCCESS and give back to their community.
Research Translated! Promoting High Expectations for Success
High expectations, whether as a parent, coworker, employer, or peer, go a long way in fostering confidence in deaf people.
Research Translated! Impact of Extracurricular Involvement on Postsecondary Outcomes for Deaf Youth
Did you get involved with after school activities? Do you think that it has a positive impact on your life? Let’s find out! Here is the full video of “After School Activities” – this Research Translated video explores how after school activities have made an impact for deaf people.
Research Translated! Deaf People and Educational Attainment in the United States: 2017
Learn the statistics between education and the deaf population as a whole, including those who are hard-of-hearing, oral, late-deafened, and varying hearing losses.
Research Translated! Communication Technology and Deaf Individuals’ Literacy Skills
How often do you talk to people online? Do you think that your English has improved because of that? Let’s find out! Here is the full video of “Chatting Online: The Impact on English Skills” – this Research Translated video explores how online chat may contribute to English skills for deaf people.
Engage for Change | local
For change to happen… we need YOU. Watch this video to see how NDC is working with community members across the country to share ideas, strengthen community networks, identify & take actions and create systemic change. Let’s work together to promote greater postsecondary success for deaf people!
Statistics Don’t Lie – A lecture by Dr. Stephanie Cawthon
Stephanie Cawthon from NDC gave a presentation titled “Statistics don’t lie… till you’re trying not to be one.” last April 21st. We put together the full presentation in a video for you all to watch!
NDC Sneak Peek
Get a sneak peek of what’s coming in the new year!
Engage for Change | state
States play an important role in systemic change. Watch this video to see how NDC is working with state special education and vocational rehabilitation leaders across the country to share ideas, strengthen state networks, identify & take actions and create systemic change within each state. We’re honored to be working with these state leaders!
Nav Team Staff Spotlight
Aug 26, 2017 © National Deaf Center on Postsecondary Outcomes Video licensed under Creative Commons BY-NC-ND 4.0 International