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National Association of the Deaf - NAD

Organization URL(s)

www.nad.org/  

Other Contact Information

8630 Fenton Street, Suite 820
Silver Spring, MD 20910-3819

301-587-1788 (Voice)
301-587-1791 (FAX)
301-587-1789 (Voice - TTY)

Description

The National Association of Deaf (NAD), founded in 1880, safeguards the civil rights of deaf and hard of hearing Americans. As a national federation of state association, organizational and corporate affiliates, the advocacy work of the NAD encompasses a broad spectrum of areas including, but not limited to accessibility, education, employment, healthcare, mental health, rehabilitation, technology, telecommunications and transportation. The NAD Web site (http://www.nad.org) has a wealth of advocacy information and resources.

Online Resources

• National Association of the Deaf: Youth Leadership Camp
  http://nad.org/youthleadershipcamp 
  
• Senior Resources for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
  http://nad.org/senior-resources 
  

Related Topics

Topic Hearing Disorders and Deafness Camps

Review Date

Tue Jun 7, 2011