How do social and linguistic experiences affect the social and emotional well-being of young people with hearing loss? This long-term project collects interviews about the lived experiences of d/Deaf and hard-of-hearing people of all ages, their families, and related professionals. They will be compiled to create a publicly-available audio-video collection of interviews and conversations with all types of people with hearing loss. The collection will be useful for parents and educators to have first-hand accounts of the possible outcomes of the tough decisions they have to make about deaf children's communication and education. Want to be interviewed about your experiences? Email us for info Meet the dozens of students and colleagues involved with this project Project Timeline
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