Museum of Deaf: History, Arts & Culture in Olathe, Kansas It is an only Musem of Deaf about Deaf History and Deaf Culture in the United States where you can get an opportunity to learn about the rich heritage and experience of being Deaf. Their goal is to the expansion of programs to educate, impact and inspire as many people as possible. Website: https://www.museumofdeaf.org/ Phone number: (913) 782-5808 Location:455 E Park St, Olathe, KS 66061 | Seek the World

Deaf Trailblazer 🎨 Chuck Baird’s art bursts with color, culture, and Deaf community stories. 💛 Check it out online or in person at Gallaudet University or the Museum of Deaf History & Culture.#DeafTrailblazers #ChuckBaird #DeafArt #DeVIA #ASLCommunity #DeafCulture #VisualLanguage #DeafArtists #SignLanguage #ArtWithASL | Sign Language 101

In honor of February-Black History Month, Tina Jones, FSDB Museum Staff, interviews Richard White, a retired Deaf Department staffer from the Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind. Mr. White worked at FSDB for over 30 years before retiring. His family's legacy is celebrated at FSDB, as many have worked at FSDB. Richard's grandfather, Cary White, was FSDB's first black graduate in 1925. Cary White's two children, Henry and Robert, both worked at FSDB. Robert graduated in 1936. Robert White is