National Association of the Deaf (NAD)
Serves Atlanta by phone or online (based in Silver Spring, MD).
(301) 328-1443
The National Association of the Deaf is a national group led by deaf people. It works to protect the rights of deaf and hard of hearing people. It shares legal guides, takes a small number of important civil rights cases, and pushes for better laws, schools, and technology. Staff work mostly from home, so you reach them by phone, email, or video call.
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What they offer 8
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Civil Rights & Legal AdvocacyProgram
Guides that explain your rights and how to file a complaint about discrimination at businesses, government offices, airlines, health care, and more. Some are in ASL and English video.
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Language Access & EducationProgram
Resources and advocacy for deaf children, families, and educators about early ASL, school access, and children's rights. Includes a guide for families seeking accessible PreK-12 education, also in Spanish.
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NAD MembershipProgram
You can join NAD as an individual or an organization. Members get email updates, a digital magazine, and event chances.
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Public Policy & Government AffairsProgram
NAD works with lawmakers and agencies on laws about education, emergencies, mental health, older adults, and more. It also offers webinars and briefings.
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Technology & Accessibility AdvocacyProgram
NAD pushes for access in media, emergency systems, streaming, sporting events, and new technology like AI so deaf people are included.
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Volunteer With NADProgram
NAD welcomes volunteers for outreach, policy support, event help, and translation, in person or online.
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Workshops & TrainingsService
NAD offers workshops, training, webinars, and presentations on deaf rights and advocacy. It also helps community groups host town halls. Employers and agencies can ask for custom training.
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Youth Leadership & EmpowermentProgram
Leadership programs for deaf and hard of hearing youth, including Junior NAD and the Youth Leadership Camp. They build confidence, identity, and community.
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