Guest Writers
Welcome to the Guest Writers' page at Deaf Culture Online!
Here you will find interesting articles by deaf, hearing, hard of hearing, and late-deafened writers. In keeping up with the spirit of Deafhood, the topics and backgrounds of our writers will greatly vary.
NOTE: We've changed the format. Previously, article ideas had to be sent in for approval and a lot of time-consuming follow-up had to take place before anything made it to this website.
Thanks to
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convenient Content 2.0 feature, you can now directly submit an article and it'll be up and running at the click of a mouse.
All we ask is that the topics (and any follow-up comments) be deaf-related and flame-free. We reserve the right to decline submissions at our own discretion.
All right, that's enough of that. If you're interested in submitting an article, follow the directions in the form below.
Last but not least, scroll further down for an archive of articles that were published prior to our change of format. Enjoy!
Best regards,
Mark Drolsbaugh
Guest Article Form
Interested in submitting an article for publication in Deaf Culture Online? Here's your chance!
What Other Visitors Have Said
Click below to see contributions from other visitors to this page...
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A CREDO FOR DEAF AMERICANS
We don't choose to be the common linguistic minority....
Deaf or H of H
I have been researching as a hearing person the world of the oral deaf vs. cultural Deaf.
I just read an eye opening book, The feel of Silence, by ...
Sign Language and the Workplace
Sign language in the workplace is becoming more prevalent as the number of people increases who are hearing impaired, or are completely deaf. Being able ...
Archive
When Adversity Turns Into a Blessing - By Karen Putz
Deaf Again II by Darren Drolsbaugh
How I Went Sane - By J.L. Walls
The Benefits of Sign Language for ALL Children - By Christine Jones
ASL (and Latin!) With Fries - By Dennis Jones Jr.
The Great Equalizer -- By Dragan Jaksic

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