| TYPE | NAME | DESCRIPTION |
| Facebook Page | 3R: Revisit, Rethink, Reeducate | Facebook page that discusses different Social Justice subjects related to the Deaf community |
| Website | Ai-Media | Facebook page that shares many stories and videos about Deafness, Deaf culture, and Deaf people |
| Website | American Association of the Deaf Blind | AADB is a national consumer organization of, by, and for deaf-blind Americans and their supporters. “Deaf-blind” includes all types and degrees of dual vision and hearing loss. |
| Website | American Society for Deaf Children | ASDC is a organization that emphasizes language acquistion for Deaf children and provides information for parents, deaf community and educators |
| Website | Baby Hearing | Information and resources for parents with a baby that is experiencing loss of hearing. |
| Website | Beginnings | Organization that helps parents and families understand hearing loss, and the diverse needs of children who are deaf or hard of hearing. |
| Website | CAD Website | California Association of the Deaf, a statewide organization that aims to preserve, protect, and promote linguistic, human, and civil rights for all Deaf Californians |
| Website | California State Universty Northridge – NCOD | CSUN is an Universty here in California with a strong Deaf program |
| Website | Clerc Center Resources | Resources that the Clerc Center at Gallaudet Universty has gathered for education of Deaf/HH kids |
| Website | Council de Manos | Council de Manos believes in empowering the Latinx Deaf community through social justice awareness, education, preservation of culture and heritage, and self advocacy for youth |
| Website | CSUN DEAF Project | Deaf Education And Families Project is an organization that empowers families with D/HH children, connecting them with services and educational opportunities. |
| Website | DawnSignPress | DawnSignPress publishes deaf culture-related videos and books, and this site has some for sale. |
| Website | Deaf Access Program catalog | Website that lists the main eight organizations working for Deaf and HH people in California |
| Website | Deaf and HH Resources | Information on laws and other Deaf/HH related resources |
| Website | Deaf Community Services | Our website, we serve all D/HH in San Diego County |
| Website | Deaf Heart | Organization in north San Diego County that focuses on deaf teenagers and adults, ages 15-30 |
| Website | Deaf Latinos Organization | The Facebook for the Deaf Latinos Organization |
| Website | Deaf West Theatre | Deaf theatre company, focused on sign language and Deaf culture |
| Website | Described and Captioned Media Program | The Described and Captioned Media Program provides premium media designed for students with disabilities and leads as a resource for families and teachers, supported by the Department of Education. |
| Website | Diisablity Rights California | DRC is the largest disablity rights group in the nation. Federal law established DRC to protect and advocate for the rights of people with disablities |
| Website | Early Start Program | State of California website focused on Early Start program for children with disablities |
| Website | Exceptional Family Resource Center | Organization that wants to provide support, information and education for families of children with disabilities and the professionals who assist these families. |
| Website | Gallaudet | The world’s only Deaf universty, a liberal arts universty with a strong focus on ASL access in the classroom and on campus |
| Website | Gallaudet Youth Programs | Gallaudet Universty has a variety of youth programs for Deaf and HH children in school, nationwide |
| Website | Hands & Voices | Organization that offers a variety of resources for Deaf and HH children |
| Website | Hands & Voices Military Project | Resources and information for military families with DHH children |
| Facebook Page | Hands Up San Diego | Local group that focuses on hosting events for the community in ASL |
| Website | Intersectional Souls | Intersectional Souls is a project to provide the opportunity for Black Deaf Youth and role models to come together and learn from one another. |
| Website | JRNAD | A branch of the NAD that is open to students 7th grade through 12th in a effort to foster leadership and increase interaction with other Deaf students |
| Website | LEAD-K | Organization that focuses on ending language deprivation for Deaf kids 0-5 |
| Website | NAD Resources | Resources that the NAD has collected related to law, education, and several other things |
| Website | NAD Website | The NAD is the nation’s premier civil rights organization of, by, and for deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals in the United States of America. |
| Website | National Asian Deaf Congress USA | NADC is a non-profit organization whose mission is to define and address the cultural, political and social issues experienced by Asians who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing. |
| Website | National Black Deaf Advocates | NBDA is the leading advocacy organization of Black Deaf and Hard of Hearing people in the United States. |
| Website | NCHAM | A resource center focused on Early Hearing Detection and Intervention (EHDI) that seeks to provide audiological, educational, and medical intervention for Deaf and HH children |
| Website | NTID- RIT | National Techninal Institute for the Deaf at Rochester Institute of Technology is a Community College for the Deaf in New York, with a strong Deaf program in RIT |
| Website | Nyle DiMarco Foundation | Organization that serves as a philanthrophic resource for other organizations, institutions and individuals working toward the improvement of Deaf lives |
| Website | Parent Links | Organization that connects parents of Deaf/HH kids to other parents of D/HH kids |
| Website/Program | The Positive Parenting Program PPP | Helps parents find positive solutions to common childhood behavior issues |
| Website | Special Needs .com | Special Needs (children with disablity) information and essential resources |
| Website | Stephanie D Johnson (Najima) | Stephanie Johnson is a culturally Black woman who has been a strong advocate and a community educator for many years. She provides workshops to better understand Intersectionality, and social justice. |
| Website | Team of Advocates for Special Kids | TASK is an organization that helps families navigate special education, disablity services, and assistive technology.\ |
| Website | The Daily Moth | Facebook page that is focused on bringing current news stories to the Deaf world in ASL |
| Facebook Page | Transformative Deaf Education | Organization that promotes Social Justice in Deaf Education |
| Website/Video | Focusing on Early Accessible Language | Experts discuss accessible language access in a 30 minute video. |
