Deaf-blindness
Beyond Helen Keller: Profiles of American Citizens with Deaf-Blindness
Published Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Spotlight: Robert Smithdas
Beyond Helen Keller: Profiles of American Citizens with Deaf-Blindness
Published Friday, July 2, 2010
Spotlight: Laura Dewey Bridgman
Spotlight on Anne Sullivan and Support Service Providers
Published Thursday, July 1, 2010
Deaf-Blind Awareness Week Spotlight: Anne Sullivan
Deaf-Blind Awareness Week 2010
Published Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Spotlight
Helen Keller Deaf-Blind Awareness Week
Published Friday, June 25, 2010
Imagine for a moment what your life might be like if you could not see. Moving around your home or office, preparing meals, getting dressed, food shopping, reading a birthday card from a loved one.
Now imagine that you also could not hear – visiting with friends, participating in your favorite hobby, answering the door or phone, attending school, finding a job.
People with Developmental Disabilities Honored for Achievements in the Community
Published Thursday, June 10, 2010Congratulations to Cliff Murtha! 2010 Community Star
Each year, the NJ Association of Community Providers honors people with Developmental Disabilities for their achievements and contributions to communities throughout the state of NJ. This year, NJADB was represented at this event by Cliff Murtha.
People with Developmental Disabilities Honored by NJACP: Cliff Murtha, NJADB's Community Star!
Published Tuesday, June 1, 2010It is with great enthusiasm that the New Jersey Association of the Deaf-Blind, Inc. (NJADB) nominates Andrew “Cliff” Murtha to be honored as an NJACP Community Star.
NJ Garden Club Creates a Square Foot Garden with and for People with Deaf-Blindness and Developmental Disabilities
Published Thursday, June 10, 2010Growing a Garden for the Senses
The New Jersey Association of the Deaf-Blind, Inc. in partnership with the Garden Club of New Jersey’s Neshanic Garden Club have begun a joint relationship to bring the joy, art, and skill of gardening to NJ residents who are deaf-blind.
New Technology: The DeafBlind Communicator
Published Tuesday, June 8, 2010HumanWare, in partnership with the Washington State Office of Deaf and Hard of Hearing (ODHH), has developed a new deaf-blind communication system. The DeafBlind Communicator (DBC) provides three types of communication for deafblind users: face-to-face, TTY, and SMS Texting. This device is easy to carry so that users may bring it with them wherever they travel.
MIT Research has Vision of Sight for the Blind
Published Tuesday, January 19, 2010


