Listed Here Are Periodicals of General Interest, with a Wide Range of Topics Covered. Some

PERIODICALS

PERIODICALS

Listed here are periodicals of general interest, with a wide range of topics covered. Some are the official organs of the publishing organization. These are often free to members, but also available to others by subscription. Many publishers will send free sample copies of their publication upon request.

In addition to the periodicals listed here, newsletters, journals, reports, etc. for more specialized interests are published by many state, national or religious agencies and organizations. (See those sections)

AMERICAN ANNALS OF THE DEAF
800 Florida Avenue, NE
Washington, DC 20002 / (202) 651-5341 Voice/TDD

This is the official organ of the “Conference of Educational Administrators Serving the Deaf” and the “Convention of American Instructors of the Deaf”. It is published five times a year, with one or two bonus issues and is available by subscription. Every year the April issue contains a DIRECTORY TO PROGRAMS AND SERVICES FOR THE DEAF IN THE UNITED STATES, and can be purchased separately.

THE AMERICAN ERA
139 North Main Street
West Hartford, CT 06107 / (860) 570-2300 Voice/TDD
(860) 570-2422 TDD

The magazine is published five times a year by the students and staff of the AMERICAN SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF and is available by subscription. It covers school related topics and brings feature articles.

CAD NEWS AND VIEWS
P.O. Box 270539
West Hartford, CT 06127-0539

It is the newsletter of, for and by the Connecticut Association of the Deaf and is free to members. It is available to non-members by subscription.

CDHInfo
Connecticut Commission on the
Deaf and Hearing Impaired
1245 Farmington Avenue
West Hartford, CT 06117 / (860) 566-7414 Voice/TDD
1-800-708-6796 Voice/TDD
(860) 561-0162 Fax

This newsletter is available upon request to anyone interested. It lists upcoming events, new services, developments and TDD numbers around Connecticut

CONVERSE COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION (CCC)

!- 800-743-1219 TDD/Voice

(860)242 - 4974 TDD/Voice

(860) 243 -1320 Fax

The quarterly newsletter is available to the TDD users. As the subcontractor of Sprint running the CT Telecommunication Relay Service, it publishes annually the state directory of TDD users and businesses that can be contacted directly with TDD.

The COMMUNITY EAR
300 NE Multnomach Street - Suite 2
Portland, OR 97232 / (503) 233-1353 Voice
(503) 233-1375 TDD
(503) 233-1460 FAX

A monthly newspaper published by the Massachusetts Association for the Deaf.

DEAF LIFE
c/o MSM Productions Ltd.
P.O. Box 23380
Rochester, NY 328-6720 / (716) 442-6371 FAX
(716) 442-6370 TDD

DEAF LIFE is a monthly magazine containing illustrated articles concerning cultural issues (mainstreaming, use of ASL, etc.) and helpful information such as selecting a long distance telephone company for TDD users.

THE DEAFPRIDE ADVOCATE
1350 Potomac Avenue, SE
Washington, DC 20003 / (202) 675-6700 Voice/TDD

The ADVOCATE is published by DEAFPRIDE, INC. It reports especially on advocacy activities in and for minority groups in the deaf community.

THE ENDEAVOR
1820 Tribute Road, Suite A
Sacramento, Calif. 95815 / 1-800-942-ASDC
(916)641-6084 TDD/Voice
(616) 641-6085 Fax

This newsletter reports on new developments of all kinds; conferences, literature, etc. It is published by American Society for Deaf Children (ASDC) six times a year and is free to members.

THE EXCEPTIONAL PARENT
605 Commonwealth Avenue
Boston, MA 02215 / (617) 536-8961 Voice

This magazine provides practical information to parents and professionals interested in the development of children and young adults with disabilities. It is published eight times a year.

FOCUS - see NTID FOCUS

THE FRAT
1118 South Sixth Street
Springfield, IL 62703 / (217) 789-7429 Voice/TDD
(217) 789-7438 TDD
(217) 789-7489 FAX
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This is the quarterly periodical of the NATIONAL FRATERNAL SOCIETY OF THE DEAF. Besides information from the regional divisions, it covers news and develop-ments of general interest to the deaf community.

GALLAUDET TODAY
Publications and Production
GallaudetUniversity
800 Florida Avenue, NE
Washington, DC 20002 / (202) 651-5060 Ext. 7101 Voice/TDD

This is a quarterly magazine addressing issues of concern for deaf and hard of hearing individuals.

IN THE MAINSTREAM
1030 15th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20005 / (202) 898-1400 Voice/TDD

ITM is a bimonthly newsletter that covers all areas of mainstreaming persons with disabilities into the workplace. It emphasizes methods, programs and resources, and also reports on legal developments. ITM is available by subscription, which includes single-item bulletins on topics that cannot wait for the next newsletter.

INFORMATION FROM HEALTH
HealthResourceCenter
One Dupont Circle, NW, Suite 670
Washington, DC 20036-1193 / 1-800-544-3284 Voice/TDD

This newsletter is published twice a year and is available free on request. It covers Higher Education and Adult Training for People with Handicaps.

JOURNAL OF REHABILITATION OF THE DEAF
American Deafness and Rehabilitation Association
P.O. Box 55369
Little Rock, AR 72225 / (501) 686-9691 Voice/TDD
(501) 686-9698 Fax

This quarterly ADARA Journal deals with research findings and practical applications, program descriptions and articles on deafness, rehabilitation, social services, mental health and other related areas.

THE NAD BROADCASTER
814 Thayer Avenue
Silver Spring, MD 20910 / (301) 587-1788 Voice/TDD

This is the monthly news publication of the National Association of the Deaf. It is free to members.

NEWS DIGEST
National Information Centers for Children and Youths with Handicaps
P.O. Box 1492
Washington, DC 20013 / (703) 893-6061 Voice/TDD

This is NICHY’s quarterly newsletter, covering a variety of subjects. It is available free of charge.

NEWSOUNDS
Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf
3417 Volta Place, NW
Washington, DC 20007 / (202) 337-5220 Voice/TDD

The Association’s newsletter provides current information on relevant happenings at both local and national levels. It is published 10 times a year, is free to members and is available to others by subscription.

NEWSWAVES FOR THE DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING PEOPLE
Willard Publications
302 N. Groudman Street Suite 205-A
Rochester, NY 14607-1149 / 1-800-421-1220 Voice Relay
(716) 473-5240 TDD
(716) 473-6328 FAX

A monthly national newspaper voicing deaf related issues and concerns.

NTID FOCUS
Rochester Institute of Technology
National Technical Institute for the Deaf
One Lomb Memorial Drive
P.O. Box 9887
Rochester, NY 14623-0887 / (716) 475-6283 Voice
(716) 475-6400 TDD

This is a quarterly publication concentrating on NTID graduates and visitors.

OUR KIDS MAGAZINE
International Parents Organization
Alexander Graham Bell Association
for the Deaf, Inc.
3417 Volta Place, NW
Washington, DC 20007 / (202) 337-5220 Voice/TDD

This magazine is designed to provide support and encouragement to parents. It shares experiences of hearing impaired people and their families.

OTO REVIEW
House Ear Institute
256 South Lake Street
Los Angeles, CA 90057 / (213) 483-4431 Voice
(213) 482-2642 TDD

This quarterly newsletter reports on a wide variety of topics related to hearing impairment and ear-research. Charge is based on ability to pay.

SENSE
c/o TRIPOD
955 North Alfred Street
Los Angeles, CA 90069 / 1-800-352-8888 Voice/TDD (GRAPEVINE)

SENSE, a quarterly publication of TRIPOD, explores various topics as related to deafness, including medicine, education, communication, child development, family relationships and new technology. It is available free upon request.

SHHH JOURNAL
7910 Woodman
Suite 1200
Bethesda, MD 20814 / (301) 667-2248 Voice
(301) 667-2249 TDD

SHHHis published six times a year by SELF HELP FOR HARD OF HEARING PEOPLE, INC. It covers up to date information on hearing loss, assistive technology, coping techniques and personal experiences. It is available through membership.

See CT SHHH listings for local area newsletters.

SILENT NEWS, INC.
133 Gaither Drive, Suite E
Mt. Laurel, NJ08054-1710 / (609) 802-1977 Voice
(609) 802-1978 TDD
(609) 802-1979 FAX

This is a monthly newspaper, reporting on educational, medical and scientific progress, sports events for the deaf and many other subjects such as art, business, museums, travel and social news.

SPEAK OUT
Connecticut Parent Advocacy Center, Inc.
338 Main Street
Niantic, CT06357 / (203) 739-3089 Voice
(203) 739-7640 TDD
1-800-445-2722 Voice

SPEAKOUTis published three times a year by CPAC and is distributed free of charge to parents. It covers matters of interest to parents of children with disabilities including legislation, parent support activities and special education laws.

TDI TEXT TELEPHONE DIRECTORY TELE-
COMMUNICATIONS FOR THE DEAF
8719 Colesville Road, Suite 300
Silver Springs, MD 20910 / (301) 589-3786 Voice
(301) 589-3006 TDD

An international directory of telephone numbers of text telephone users published yearly.

TRANSITION SUMMARY
NationalInformationCenter for Children and Youth with Handicaps

P.O. Box 1492

Washington, DC 20013 / (703) 893-6061 Voice/TDD

This newsletter is published irregularly by NICHCY. It deals exclusively with transition problems and developments.

THE VOICE
712 Enchanted Harbor
Corpus Christi, TX 78402 / (512) 272-4900 Voice/TDD
(512) 716-272-4904 FAX

This magazine is published ten times annually and available by subscription. It is an independent publication for consumers and professionals interested in hearing loss. A wide range of topics is covered.

THE VOLTA REVIEW
Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf
3417 Volta Place, NW
Washington, DC 20007 / (202) 337-5220 Voice/TDD

This journal reports about research and developments and provides practical guidance for parents, educators and related professionals. It is published six times a year, plus one single topic monograph. It is free to members and available by subscription to schools, libraries and institutions.

WORLD AROUND YOU
GallaudetUniversity
KDES, #6
800 Florida Avenue, NE
Washington, DC 20002 / (202) 651-5340 Voice/TDD

WORLD AROUND YOU is published monthly, September through May, and sold by subscription. This publication is written especially for secondary level deaf and hard of hearing students. It covers news about deafness, deaf people and the deaf community. A teacher’s guide is also available.

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