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Joseph Fox continues to contribute to the NTID Theatre History InfoGuide (1969–2026), which includes photos, documents, videos, and links to DSA NTID Theatre collections.
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RIT Libraries has also been awarded two Deaf-related grants: the NEH-funded Breaking (Sound) Barriers, which expands access to DSA collections through enhanced description and digitization, and the CLIR-funded Vital Signs, which will preserve and make accessible more than 1,100 rare audiovisual recordings
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GoSign.AI and Sign-Speak are working on sign language captioning. It will help with our signed video collections that are not captioned! It’s still in the experimentation stage, but Sign-Speak is here in Rochester. https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7431707204556185600/?originTrackingId=T6V3V05IO1p8eb4pW5MfCw%3D%3D
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Deaf French Poets Flower During the Renaissance
By: Joan Marie Naturale
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Two of the greatest French Renaissance poets credited with founding a revolutionary movement in French literature were deaf poets: Pierre de Ronsard, the Prince of Poets, and Joachim Du Bellay. |
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There are several tools that assess article readability. You can use WORD. Here are the directions. Copy a few paragraphs from an article into WORD.
Step 1: Turn ON readability statistics
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Deaf Women of Rochester (DWR) 45th Anniversary Gala
Deaf Women of Rochester’s 45th Anniversary Gala will take place September 18–19. In preparation, we are developing a small exhibit featuring materials from the Deaf Women of Rochester Collection in the Deaf Studies Archives (DSA).
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The DSA Project Archivist is live and on RIT's job site.
Here is the link: https://sjobs.brassring.com/TGnewUI/Search/home/HomeWithPreLoad?partnerid=25483&siteid=5289&PageType=JobDetails&jobid=1581747
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September 17, 2025--12:00 pm - 12:30 pm
Wallace Library---Room/Location: 3620
Presenter--Joan Naturale
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Panara Exhibits & Class Tours |
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I hope you had a great summer! We currently have three Panara exhibits open on campus: |
