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Records of a prominent organization of educators of the deaf, including bylaws, correspondence, and convention records.

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This collection consists of addresses, constitution and amendments of the Convention, correspondence, minutes, and reports.

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The Council of Organizations Serving the Deaf (C.O.S.D.) served as a clearing house, a contact point for information, and combined actions by national organizations serving the Deaf.

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Bloch was a reputable Deaf artist. This collection focuses on his artwork.

Scope and Contents The David Peikoff Papers, consist of approximately 6000 items. The majority of the papers are dated from mid 1940s to the mid 1960s and reflect Mr. Peikoff’s interests and activities in fund-raising and various associations. The collection includes articles and clippings he wrote, and correspondence with the Canadian Association of the Deaf, Ontario Association of the Deaf, Irving S. Fusfeld, Percival Hall, Joseph N. Rosnick, Cadwallader Washburn and others.There are also diaries...

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Correspondence and other papers of a former president of the Gallaudet College Alumni Association.

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Records of nonprofit group dedicated to providing more opportunity for deaf people in religious occupations.

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Organizational papers fill this collection primarily. Mostly legal documents such as minutes of the meeting, by-laws, tax exemption forms, and reports are included in this collection. Correspondence with other television organizations with Deaf Media Council is included. DMC provided the brochures, clippings, drafts for letters, and newsletters from their organizational papers.

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Material related to the 1988 Deaf President Now protest at Gallaudet University, including correspondence, minutes, clippings, and schedules.

Scope and Contents The Deaf President Now Collection consists of letters, flyers, newspaper clippings, magazines, newsletters, speeches, news releases, minutes, poems, media materials, surveys, questionnaires, and statements. The Deaf President Now protest was from March 6 to 13, 1988. The collection, which consists of approximately 7,650 pages, dates from 1988 to 1993. The bulk of the collection consists of newspaper clippings, magazines, newsletters, and letters. The bulk date of the collection is 1988. The...