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Discover how Gallaudet experts are preparing athletes for the Tokyo Deaflympics at a special workshop at the Japanese Embassy. Join the journey to success!

Discover how Gallaudet researchers are making strides in sign language interpretation within Japanese healthcare, enhancing accessibility and communication for all.

Join us for the U.S.-Japan Friendship Reception celebrating the launch of the Gallaudet Japan Initiative, fostering cultural exchange and collaboration.

Gallaudet University’s Disability-Inclusive Disaster Risk Reduction and Emergency Planning Program (DEP) culminates with a Summer Institute hosted in collaboration with deaf community partners in a disaster-impacted setting in a U.S. territory or other country. This summer, the institute will be based in Japan, collaborating with six deaf-led organizations who have been at the forefront of disaster response and innovation following the Great East Japan Earthquake.

Miyu Nakamura, an International Visiting Scholar from Japan, is at Gallaudet University for the spring 2024 semester to further her teaching and research activities and career curriculum development for deaf and hard of hearing students. Nakamura is a student in the Honors Program at Kokugakuin University, a private research university in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan, where she is working on a thesis titled “Differences in Employment opportunities and Income for Deaf Collegiate Graduates in Japan compared to the United States.”

Remembering President Jimmy Carter; Dr. Kota Takayama Receives Ambassador’s Commendation; Bison Stars at International Basketball Tournament; Professors at Accessible Computing Conference; Gallaudet Students Cruising for Semester at Sea