
Nebraska Association of the Deaf

WHAT WE DO:
The Nebraska Association of the Deaf (NeAD) was founded in 1902 as a non-profit organization with the objective of promoting educational, social and employment rights of deaf and hard of hearing citizens.
NeAD works tirelessly to improve the quality of lives of deaf and hard of hearing citizens by keeping an eye on a wide range of issues including employment, education, technology, etc. Our advocacy is far from finished.
You and the NeAD are PARTNERS dedicated to helping all deaf and hard of hearing people in Nebraska achieve maximum success in life. Our philosophy is one of partnership, working together to uphold the freedom of our targeted population to chart its own future and sustain first class citizenship status on par with our hearing contemporaries.
Join NeAD today!
Your support is needed to continue the efforts of the NeAD. The NeAD depends on its members and contributions to strengthen the civil rights of deaf and hard of hearing people. Protect yourself and your quality of life, or the life of someone you care about, by becoming a NeAD member.
Membership is open to all Deaf and Hard of Hearing citizens, parents of Deaf and Hard of Hearing children, and anyone, deaf and hearing alike, who has personal, professional or business connection with the world of Deaf and Hard of Hearing people.
Membership Benefits:
Protection and Advancement of Civil Rights
This is the most important membership benefit, which you cannot see, touch, or measure. NeAD strives to protect the rights and quality of life of deaf and hard of hearing people in Nebraska. Your membership enables the NeAD to advocate at the state and local government level, file court cases, and provide technical assistance to the general public. Join NOW to make a difference.
Quarterly Newsletter
The Deaf Nebraskan contains a variety of human-interest feature stories that cover civil rights, education, human services, and more. Learn, stay informed, and benefit from our newletter.
Discount Admission
To any NeAD events or workshops.
Updated: December 30, 2024