Tuesday, November 6, 2012 marks not only an election of the next United States President but also Senators and Representatives and many other political offices at the Federal and State levels. Politicians everywhere want our votes and each group that has a large number of votes can push for important legal and political issues. Ask… Read more »

The National Association of the Deaf (NAD) is thrilled to announce that its website has information in Spanish! Go to www.nad.org, and you will see an orange tab “En Español” at the top right. The NAD recognizes the importance of need to provide our information in Spanish to better promote and protect the civil, human… Read more »

The NAD announces an exciting Congressional bill that will recognize American Sign Language (ASL) and other sign languages used in the U.S. through ensuring that English Language Learning opportunities are equally available to deaf and hard of hearing students, along with hearing children of deaf adults (KODAs/CODAs). << SIGN YOUR SUPPORT HERE >>

Communication Specialist Jazzy Jones gives a heads up about Wednesday, March 8th. #daywithoutawoman

Do you remember these?  The NAD is celebrating #GIVINGTUESDAY by going back time, via fold and play style!  

The NAD Elections Committee is thrilled to announce the candidates for the upcoming election that will take place during #NAD2014.  Available positions are President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Region I Representative, Region II Representative, Region III Representative, and Region IV Representative. Learn who the candidates are: www.nad.org/2014atlanta/candidates.

Note: video description and transcript can be found below]. Why is the NAD’s Conference theme in ASL?  What do the three signs mean?  Learn all about it in this short video with MJ Bienvenu! #NAD2014 Video description and transcript: Video begins with the NAD Conference Theme in American Sign Language (ASL). Video dissolves to white… Read more »

Why are conversations across communities important? Watch this summary video of #NAD2016 Community Forum that happened in Phoenix, sponsored by Convo Relay and hosted by Lauren Ridloff and Lynnette Taylor.

As we continue to plan and organize events for the next Biennial NAD Conference this summer in Hartford, Connecticut — we’d like to share our theme! The ASL talent is Laurent Clerc himself signing EDUCATE / PASS-IT-ON / SHARE; iIllustration done by Yiqiao Wang with story concept decided by the NAD Board.

We want you to share what you know, experienced, want, or discovered at the next Biennial NAD Conference this July in Hartford, Connecticut! #NAD2018 Submit your workshop interest!