Deaf Culture My Way
Deaf Culture Our Way shows readers, through anecdotes, the life experiences of deaf people.
Deaf Culture Our Way shows readers, through anecdotes, the life experiences of deaf people.
Diverse characters in literature are needed to reflect the reality of the world. Leila Marvi, a deaf character, tells about her role in the Koolura Series.
Books in general and YA books in particular skirt over the issue of mental illness. Author Peter D. Weiler changes this with five poignant fairy tales about mentally challenged royalty.
A writer’s life during the Pandemic can be fruitful.
Reading is an important habit to build. In this blog article you will find a list of Summer of 2020 books kids and adults will love.
“Train Go Sorry: Inside a Deaf World” is the story of the Lexington School of the Deaf as seen from the eyes of a hearing woman growing up in a deaf environment.
Deaf History Month runs from March 13-April 15. Read to find out why.
Now in its second printing, “Goodbye Tchaikovsky” is an award winning novel about deafness.
Here’s how one deaf man stays in the loop during the Passover holiday.
On November 9, 2019 Valley Beth Shalom, in Encino, California hosted a program in commemoration of the 81stAnniversary of Kristallnacht entitled “Rescuing History: Kristallnacht and ‘The Holocaust Through the Eyes of Deaf Jews’.” (Kristallnacht was two nights of violence perpetrated against the Jewish communities of Germany and Austria on November 9-10, 1938.) It was a…