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Fatuma Kuti, a citizen of Kenya, stood before a group of higher education advisors and regional coordinators from around 44 nations in Gallaudet University’s ‘Ole Jim Alumni House on July 29, 2024. Without the aid of an interpreter, she used American Sign Language to ask them for advice on how to apply for admission to a U.S. college or university. When she finished her query, a prolonged silence filled the room.

Explore Gallaudet University's Title IX policy on sex discrimination, harassment, and retaliation. Learn about rights, reporting processes, and support resources.

Discover how three remarkable Deaf individuals were honored with Ford Foundation Disability Futures Fellowships, celebrating their contributions and advocacy in the community.

Explore Gallaudet University's Sutcliffe Spirit of Giving Back, celebrating generosity and community impact. Discover how you can contribute to meaningful change today!

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?”

Discover how a Gallaudet University School Psychology alumnus is making waves as a leader in the Safe Roads campaign, promoting safer communities for all.

Join us in celebrating the graduates of MSSD and KDES as they embark on new journeys. Discover their achievements and inspiring stories at Gallaudet University.