Publications

There are a number of quality resources that are published for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing population. These publications provide information on such things as social groups, theaters, interpreted church services, medical information, legal information, housing and so on.Â The following are a list of these publications. Please note that each of these sources may or may not include all of the above information. To find out exactly what each offers, visit their attached websites. While they are published mainly to serve the deaf population, all others involved in the signing community are welcome to access and may find them to be beneficial resources.

Videos and Text Materials

Dawn Sign Press: The publisher of the famous "Signing Naturally" ASL 1-4 books, this company also produces a vast array of other books and videotaped instructional materials on American Sign Language and the Deaf Culture.
Deaf Resource Library: A user-friendly website that offers an abundant list of companies that sell Deaf Culture-related products.
Digiterp Communications: This organization provides interpreters with ASL videos, CD-ROMS, and information on CEU credit workshops.
Harris Communications: Provides CD-ROMs, CDs, VHS, books, gifts, and more on the Deaf Culture and American Sign Language. They also provide wireless devices, services and other equipment for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing population.
Gallaudet University Press: For resources on almost any topic related to Deaf Culture, linguistics, ASL, Deaf History, and more, visit their website.
Minnesota Resource Center D/HH: all 1-800-657-3936 for free access to ASL videos, Deaf Culture literature and more. This resource center is located at Minnesota School for the Deaf in Faribault, MN.
Sign Enhancers: Another quality producer that provides videotaped and text materials on American Sign Language and Deaf Culture.
Sign Media: An organization that offers quality videotaped and text materials on ASL and Deaf Culture.