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Deaf Studies

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Please contact me for more information or for follow-up appointments if you have questions about using any of the University Library's resources. My email is nancy.young@csun.edu.

 

NCOD (National Center on Deafness) Collections

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SAGE Deaf Studies Encyclopedia

From publisher's website: "This in-depth encyclopedic collection of articles defines the current state of Deaf Studies at an international level. This new encyclopedia shifts away from the 'Medical/Pathological Model', and instead has the focus on deaf people as members of a distinct cultural group with a distinct and vibrant community and way of being."

 

Resources from Other Universities

Gallaudet University Archives Rare books, periodicals, photographs and documents have been digitized. They can be downloaded and read even if you are not a Gallaudet University student.

The Gallaudet video library has streaming videos of plays, presentations, lectures and more. 

Rochester Institute of Technology/National Technical Institute of the Deaf RIT/NTID Deaf Studies Archive. Primary resources, artwork, videos and books document the founding and growth of NTID. Has collections relating to the international deaf community as well.

RIT/NTID Deaf Art/Deaf Artists features over 40 Deaf and hard of hearing artists and numerous resources and materials.

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