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Join President Cordano at the National Diversity Council's Disability Inclusion Summit, where she was a keynote speaker and received an award, plus insights from a Fortune panel.

Discover how a Gallaudet student contributes to global conversations by serving on an international panel at a State Department forum, showcasing leadership and advocacy.

Join the MSSD Alumni Panel on DPN at Gallaudet University to explore the impact of the Deaf President Now movement and celebrate its legacy with inspiring stories.

When Dr. Alicia Wooten was in college, one of her biggest challenges was working with interpreters who weren’t familiar with scientific terms and concepts. She had to teach them signs to use. Barriers like that can make deaf people less likely to pursue careers in the STEM fields. So at an event on May 31, Wooten asked the undergraduates taking part in Accessible and Inclusive Biomedical Informatics and Data Science (AIBIDS) to think about this question: “How do we get people involved who are usually excluded from these spaces?”

A huge number of children and adults here in the United States have experienced human trafficking, and some of them might be ones you know, says Dr. Beth Bowman, G-’09. To mark National Human Trafficking Prevention Month, there will be an event in Elstad Auditorium on Wednesday, Jan. 24, 12:30 p.m.-1:50 p.m, that will include a screening of “Human Trafficking 101,” a 15-minute video in American Sign Language that explains what trafficking is and highlights several specific concerns for people who are deaf, as well as a panel discussion.

Explore Gallaudet University's Title IX resources, promoting a safe and inclusive environment for all students. Learn about rights, reporting, and support options.

Explore Gallaudet University's Equal Opportunity Programs, fostering inclusivity and support for all students. Discover how we champion belonging and engagement!