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Not every important figure in the Deaf community story is Deaf. CODAs, hearing children of Deaf parents, occupy a unique position: fluent in both spoken

Mark it on next year’s calendar: April 15 is American Sign Language Day, a national observance honoring the language, culture, and history of the Deaf

Theatre has always been a visual art form as much as a spoken one, which makes it a natural home for Deaf storytelling. No company

Most documented sign languages trace their roots to Deaf schools or urban Deaf communities. New research out of Mexico points to something different: a sign

Captions might seem like a simple feature, but for Deaf and hard-of-hearing people, they’re the difference between full access to information and being locked out

Languages almost never let anyone watch them being invented. They form gradually, over centuries, long before anyone thinks to write down how it happened. Nicaraguan

Every May, Aotearoa New Zealand pauses to celebrate one of its official languages in a uniquely visual way. New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL) Week 2026

Deaf actors and filmmakers have spent decades pushing for authentic representation on screen. In 2026, that push is visibly paying off, with milestones stacking up

Spoken languages have had writing systems for thousands of years. Sign languages, by comparison, have mostly existed only in the moment, seen and then gone,

Some of the most meaningful International Sign moments don’t happen at a podium or a policy meeting. They happen on a playground. That was exactly