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Breaking barriers
for deaf & hard of
hearing children

If you believe access to language is a human
right, you’ve come to the right place.

The Laurent Clerc National Deaf Education Center researches, trains, and models best practices in the education of deaf and hard of hearing students from birth to 21. Our work supports families and caregivers, education and healthcare professionals, and state leaders.

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Deaf Education Connections
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Early Intervention
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CLERC CENTER FEATURED PROGRAMMING LIVE EVENTS COMMUNITY

Inside Deaf Education
Planning Opportunities for Expressive Language
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Deaf Education Connections
Your one-stop shop for best-in-class deaf education resources, training, and live events.
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Beyond Classroom Walls
Exploring Family Learning and Camps for Deaf Children
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New DIRECTIONS in Deaf Education

ODYSSEY

Odyssey magazine is an award-winning publication published annually by the Clerc Center. Each issue is theme-based, focusing on topics of importance as they relate to research, philosophy, and application of practice of instruction in the deaf education classroom.

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