History Through Deaf Eyes
Educational Resources
Life and Deaf: Language and the Myth of Balance in Public History
Jean Lindquist Bergey
Sign Language Studies, Volume 8, Number 4, published Summer 2008 by Gallaudet University Press. Used with permission.
Abstract
This article chronicles the protest to draft plans for an exhibition on Deaf history organized by Gallaudet University. Jean Bergey, director of the History through Deaf Eyes project, analyzes documents from letters of concern and offers context on the politics of public presentation of Deaf community history.
Abstract written by Gallaudet University Press.
Through Deaf Eyes Discussion Guide
The discussion framework depends on the group. You might first invite participants to provide immediate feedback on what they have viewed.
Courtesy of WETA/PBS.
Suggested Readings on Deaf History and Culture
Explore a curated list of suggested readings on Deaf history and culture, enhancing your understanding of the Deaf experience at Gallaudet University's museum.
History Through Deaf EyesResource Type: Learning Materials
History Through Deaf Eyes Education Resources, Related Links
Explore educational resources and related links for "History Through Deaf Eyes," a compelling exhibit at Gallaudet University Museum that highlights Deaf culture and history.
History Through Deaf EyesResource Type: Learning Materials
Through Deaf Eyes Documentary Discussion Guide
Explore the "Through Deaf Eyes" documentary discussion guide at Gallaudet University, enhancing your understanding of Deaf culture and history. Engage and learn more!
History Through Deaf EyesResource Type: History
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