A collection of Marie Jean Philip’s incoming correspondence from a variety of sources, including some from Harvard (see series 2) and TLC (series 5). Also includes a few pieces of her sister Susan’s correspondence. Bulk of the correspondence is on similar topics to the rest of the collection: deaf education, ASL linguistics, deaf culture, and interpreter/educator training.

A collection of newspaper and magazine clippings and copies collected by Marie Jean Philip on deafness-related topics. Also includes some notes she wrote, in particular a set of chapter-by-chapter notes on Harlan Lane’s books on deaf history.

This series includes papers from two cases where Philip was asked by attorneys to provide her experience as an interpreter and ASL linguist. Both cases involved non-English-speaking Latino defendants who appealed their verdicts on the basis that non-English-speaking Latinos were not allowed to serve as jurors in Massachusetts even though non-English-speaking deaf people were. The series includes correspondence, memoranda, legal briefs, and an affidavit dictated by Philip.

This series includes papers from two cases where Philip was asked by attorneys to provide her experience as an interpreter and ASL linguist. Both cases involved non-English-speaking Latino defendants who appealed their verdicts on the basis that non-English-speaking Latinos were not allowed to serve as jurors in Massachusetts even though non-English-speaking deaf people were. The series includes correspondence, memoranda, legal briefs, and an affidavit dictated by Philip.

A collection of newspaper and magazine clippings and copies collected by Marie Jean Philip on deafness-related topics. Also includes some notes she wrote, in particular a set of chapter-by-chapter notes on Harlan Lane’s books on deaf history.

A collection of newspaper and magazine clippings and copies collected by Marie Jean Philip on deafness-related topics. Also includes some notes she wrote, in particular a set of chapter-by-chapter notes on Harlan Lane’s books on deaf history.

A collection of newspaper and magazine clippings and copies collected by Marie Jean Philip on deafness-related topics. Also includes some notes she wrote, in particular a set of chapter-by-chapter notes on Harlan Lane’s books on deaf history.

A collection of newspaper and magazine clippings and copies collected by Marie Jean Philip on deafness-related topics. Also includes some notes she wrote, in particular a set of chapter-by-chapter notes on Harlan Lane’s books on deaf history.