www.dbcusa.org

Below are resources for learning American Sign Language.

Signs for Intelligence: The mission of Signs for Intelligence is "We create fun and easy to use products based on real world settings that enhance the learning experience for everyone who wants to communicate using ASL." This site is a good resource of learning materials to encourage families with young children to learn ASL, using DVDs and flash cards.

The Deaf Culture Centre: The DEAF CULTURE CENTRE is a conveergence point for Deaf and hearing people to immerse themselves creatively within Deaf culture. It is a unique evolving place that is open and welcoming to all. Located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

lifeprint.com - A great online resource to help you learn sign language.

Online Sign Language Browsers - free sign language browser, online dictionary.

Visit this link to view a video clip featuring the co-founder of D-PAN, Sean Forbes. Feel free to also browse the Rosa Lee Show site to discover a world of talent.

Thanks to the efforts and passion of arts lovers like Sean Forbes, the Deaf community is empowered and enabled to express themselves in unique ways through the arts.

Sign Language Information and Lessons For Deaf Children and Their Families

This video clip on YouTube is a fantastic link for parents. It explains so much about American Sign Language and its importance in the life of a Deaf child and his/her family.

Colorofsign: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=euRvClCgzqQ

Here is a link to an article in which Sam Wollaston, a hearing man, spent 24 hours with a Deaf family in the UK: http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2008/oct/10/deaf-family