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Sports are not the only place where Deaf students compete on a national stage. Every year, Gallaudet University hosts a quiz competition that puts the

Behind every interpreted conference, courtroom, and classroom is a profession that has to train, certify, and support its members. In 2026, the European Forum of

For many Deaf people, news in written English is not the same as news in their own language. The Daily Moth was created to fill

Deaf futsal has been growing quickly, and the 7th European Deaf Futsal Championship in Poreč, Croatia, showed just how exciting the sport has become. The

If you have ever wondered how a word is signed in another country, there is a free tool built for exactly that question. Spread the

When people think of Deaf sport, football, basketball, and the Deaflympics often come to mind first. But Deaf golfers have their own world stage too,

Reading together is one of the best parts of childhood, but for Deaf children with hearing parents, story time can be a challenge. The StorySign

Film festivals are rarely built around Deaf audiences, so when one is, it stands out. Deaffest, based in the United Kingdom, describes itself as the

Not every Deaf gathering is a huge international congress. Some of the most welcoming ones are community festivals, and Deaf Festival Sydney is a great

Few people have shaped Deaf history as much as Laurent Clerc. Born in France in 1785, he became a celebrated Deaf teacher, crossed the ocean