Videos

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Deaf Mosaic short videos on important people in Deaf history – in character.
Permission to reproduce here granted from Gallaudet University
Also videos from NTID – actors portraying important people in Deaf history
Scroll down at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnjTeqOEfDxXdmR6-5L-vNA/videos

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(PRESENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION)

Dr. John Bosco Conoma Equality of Condition and Deafhood presentation at NTID. April 19, 2011.

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George W. Veditz: Who That? (short biographical video by Karen Christie)

The film begins…George W. Veditz, WHO THAT? ..Some of you know his most famous quoted lines…or may have seen him sign them…..”As long as we have Deaf people on earth, we will have signs…the noblest gift God has given to Deaf people…”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-uwq0Agpmw

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Gallaudet Video Library many important videos

History of Gallaudet:

Beyond Silence (filmed at Gallaudet College in 1959) nominated for academy award for documentary (1961).

Gallaudet University video library: http://videocatalog.gallaudet.edu/?video=19788

or youtube parts one and two: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18Qj93pfwXI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5OczBFOZEuw

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Deaf Visual History Interviews

Nashiru Abdulai

Deaf Visual History Interviews from NTID: Nashiru (Nash) Abdulai, the Deaf Ghanaian founder of Global Deaf Muslim, is interviewed about his life experiences beginning in Part One with his family/cultural background and growing up Deaf in Ghana.

Part Two explores his coming to USA for college and his early adult experiences including the founding of Global Deaf Muslim.

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Dr.Tom Humphries

Deaf Visual History Interviews from NTID: In Part One, Dr. Tom Humphries, Deaf Education and Culture Scholar, is interviewed about his family/cultural background and growing up Deaf in a small Southern town.

In Part Two, Dr. Tom Humphries, discusses coining the word Audism, and his views on cultural processes in Deaf education.

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Dr. Laura-Ann Petitto

Visual history excerpt from an interview by Witty Productions, LLC and People of the Eye Production – Dr. Laura-Ann Petitto discusses an expert panel established in the 1980s to review cochlear implant safety in children.

Click the pdf for English text of the interview. final TranscriptforPanelExcerptPetitto

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Alice L. Hagemeyer

Deaf Visual History Interview from NTID: In Part One, Alice L. Hagemeyer, Deaf Librarian, is interviewed about her family/cultural background, growing up Deaf in the midwest and going to Gallaudet University.

Part Two explores Alice L. Hagemeyer’s professional experiences as a librarian, her work with FOLDA/ALA, and her efforts to establish a national Deaf History Month.