Through the month of May, DEAF, Inc. will wrap up its Youth Deaf Visual Arts Festival with a series of ASL Storytelling videos. The first video is an ASL translation of "I am Deaf,” written by Jennifer Moore-Mallinos, illustrated by Marta Fabrega, translated by Brittany Stefurak, and voiced by Melissa Fears-Henley. Please share with your child’s educator(s), friends and family! We would like to give a special thank you to Missouri Arts Council and Mid-America Arts Alliance for helping make this

ASL STORYTELLING: DEAF, Inc. continues to wrap up its Youth Deaf Visual Arts Festival with a series of ASL Storytelling videos. This second video is an ASL translation of "My Deaf Friend Can Do Anything You Can Do” written by Tanesah Ausby., translated by Jennifer White-Jackson, and voiced by Melissa Fears-Henley. Please share with your child’s educator(s), friends and family! We would like to give a special thank you to Missouri Arts Council and Mid-America Arts Alliance for helping make this p

As we continue to celebrate and recognize Deaf Awareness Month, we’re spotlighting Deaf experts in various fields. Today is the International Day of Sign Languages and we’re interviewing Lore Ameloot, our Contract Program Coordinator. She is a native Beligan who is passionate about spreading mental health awareness, fighting for equity and giving tarot readings. In her free time, you'll find her hiking and taking the time to watch the full moon. Tag an international deaf influencer! Stay tuned f

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