National Hearing Loss Resources

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  • The Deaf Teen Leadership program, hosted by the Association of Washington Student Leaders, is one of several sessions of leadership camp experiences for high school. Each session teaches the same…

  • For over 10 years, the Lions of Kansas have given deaf and hard of hearing children the opportunity to attend an overnight summer camp designed especially for them.  Each year, deaf and hard…

  • FRID is a professional organization that strives to foster the growth of the American Sign Language interpreting profession in the state of Florida.

  • To create a community of interpreters that collaborates to grow as a profession and in turn provide the highest quality of communication access to the Deaf community of New Mexico. The mission of…

  • The New York Deaf Theatre, LTD (NYDT) was established in 1979 by a group of Deaf actors and theatre artists who wanted to create opportunities for the production of a dramatic art form that was…

  • The Belcourt's mission is to engage, enrich, and educate through innovative film programming in our historic theatre, our community, and beyond. The Belcourt is a nonprofit cultural institution…
  • Formerly known as VSA TN, Borderless Arts Tennessee is a statewide organization committed to inclusive and accessible arts programs for people with disabilities to enhance educational curriculum,…

  • The University of Tennessee's Clarence Brown Theatre puts on several shows a year. There is always one scheduled interpreted performance for each show but requests can be made for the shows to be…
  • The Clarence Brown Theater offers a variety of plays each season. Assistive Listening Devices are always available. Open Captioning will be provided on the first Sunday matinee of each performance…
  • Sponsors performances given by area theatres for school aged children who attend any school program in Tennessee. Select performances are interpreted. Call for schedules and ticket information.
  • Provides accessible theater performances for Deaf and Hard of Hearing children and youth.
  • Children's theater productions. One weekday and one weekend performance of each production is interpreted. Please contact theatre for schedule and ticket information.
  • Community theatre. One performance of each production is interpreted. Please e-mail the theatre or call for schedule and information.
  • TPAC houses three theatres that are accessible to people who are hard of hearing through infrared assistive listening devices upon request at the theatres. One sign language interpreted performance…