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Records of a national organization advocating for the education of the deaf, including extensive material on closed captioning.

Scope and Contents The papers of Astrid Goodstein are all related to her work with Gallaudet. The papers include information about establishing and developing an academic advising program at Gallaudet, the associate degree program, university policies, memos, minutes, proposals, studies, correspondence, surveys, evaluations, and papers from various university committee meetings. The dates range from 1979-1988, with the bulk dating from 1983-1986. Those papers give a good insight into the workings of university...

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Records of the Houston, Texas, chapter of the Rainbow Alliance of the Deaf, a social and advocacy group for LGBT deaf people. Includes bylaws, minutes, reports, correspondence, flyers and news clippings, member lists, and more. Also includes some material from the parent organization, the national Rainbow Alliance for the Deaf.

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Papers created by deaf linguist and educator Dr. Barbara M. Kannapell while at Gallaudet University. Includes correspondence, dissertation, papers and articles, surveys, course materials, notes, manuscripts, and more.

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Papers of deaf librarian and educator Ben M. Schowe Jr., formerly of the Ohio School for the Deaf and the Model Secondary School for the Deaf in Washington, DC. Includes papers and articles, personal and professional correspondence, notes, memoranda, and more.

Scope and Contents The Benjamin Marshall Schowe, Sr. Papers consists of correspondence and personal papers of Ben M. Schowe, Sr., a 1918 graduate of Gallaudet College, who held for almost 40 years as the position of labor economist with the Firestone Tire and Rubber Company of Akron, Ohio. This collection, dated from 1912 to 1977, includes approximately 30,000 pages of correspondence and some 10,000 pages of manuscripts and notebooks. The bulk of the materials falls into the period of his years on the...

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Bernard Bragg is a world-famous deaf actor and mime. This collection consists of articles, correspondence, lists, manuscripts, newsletters, photographs, programs, publications, and reports.

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Correspondence, scripts, photos, film and video, and other items documenting the life and career of pioneering deaf actor Bernard Bragg.

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Material collected by deaf individual, particularly material related to the California Association of the Deaf and other California deaf organizations.

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Letters, programs, and other material mostly related to Boyce R. Williams winning the Daniel T. Cloud Leadership Award in 1968.