Resources added in April 2022

Guidelines and Good Practice

• Storytelling and Museums

• The Art of Storytelling in Exhibitions
  
  

• Museum of Me
  
  

• Introduction to Oral History Manual
  
  

• Engaging deaf and disabled young people with heritage
  
  

• MADE: Curriculum for Deaf museum guides

Resources added in March 2022

Deaf Archives

• FR: Editions Du Fox: BIBLIOTHÈQUE SOURDE

Books & Articles

• Silencing Deafness: Displacing Disability in the Nineteenth Century
• The Untold Story of Deaf People in 19th and 20thCentury Asylums

Personal Memories

• Ti segno la storia (I’ll sign you the history) (IT)

Resources added in February 2022

• On the Deaf History website: Deaf Monuments and Landmarks, Europe

Guidelines and Good Practice

• Junhui Yang: Van Gogh Alive Experience with BSL guide Rubbena

• Checklist: Build Your Own Deaf Museum

Online Museum Courses (8)

Resources added in January 2022

Museums outside of Europe:

• Jacobs Hall Museum

Guidelines and Good Practice:

• How do you start a museum?

• How Can a Museum Use Kickstarter to Crowdfund?

• How Museums Can Win at E-Commerce and Online Donations

• Digitise your archive with the British Library

• How to get funding for your digitisation project

• Web Accessibility Tutorials

ICT-Tools

• QR codes are experiencing a resurgence but how can they benefit museums?

Resources added in December 2021

Guidelines and Good Practice:

• ‘Expressing ourselves’: creating a Deaf exhibition

• Accessible Websites (3)

Resources added in November 2021

Books: 

• Alice: Princess Andrew of Greece

Resources added in October 2021

Guidelines:

• Cross-Border Cooperation for Museums: From a Project Idea to a Successful Proposal: A Toolkit

Museums:

•  Denmark The Deaf Society of 1866: Museum

Archives:

• USA: Deaf Rare Books, Library Deaf Collections and Archives

• USA: Gallaudet Images Collection

• USA: American Annals of the Deaf, from 1847 to 1893

• USA: Sign Language Studies, 1972 - 1993

• UK: Action on Hearing Loss / RNID Archives

• UK: Deaf History Scotland

Books:

• The Abbé de l'Epée, founder of the manual instruction of the deaf and other early teachers of the deaf

• Speech for the Deaf: Essays written for Milan International Congress. Proceedings and Resolutions

• Surdus Loquens (in English)

Guidelines:

• Power to the People

ICT-Tools:

• Islandora

• Cool Timeline, a WordPress plugin

Resources added in September  2021

Archives:

• AT: Austrian Archives of Deaf History

Groups, networks:

• DFG Netzwerks Gehörlosengeschichte

Documentaries:

• AT: Seeing Voices

• AT: Deaf Austrians and National Socialism

Photos, videos

• Geschichte mit...

Books:

• Aus erster Hand

• Unterricht für gehörlose Personen im 18. und 19. Jahrhundert
• Zwischen Fremdbestimmung und Autonomie: Neue Impulse zur Gehörlosengeschichte in Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz

Resources added in August 2021

Museums:

• Tomasso Pendola Museum

Books:

• Hearing Happiness: Deafness Cures in History

• Breaking the Silence: The Education of the Deaf in Ireland, 1816-1996

• The Irish Deaf Community Vol 1: Survey report, history of education, language and culture

• Deaf, Dumb & Brilliant: Johannes Thopas: Master Draughtsman

Demos:

• Google Slides

• ChronoFlo Timeline Maker, Demo

Terminology

• Dublin Core

ICT Tools (Resources):

• ChronoFlo Timeline Maker

Interviews:

• Interview with Frankie Picron, EUD 
• Interview with Luigi Lerose, UCLan

Documentaries:

• DE: The Deaf in the Nazi Era, 2013 
• USA: America's Founders: Friends of the Deaf

• USA: Seeds of Hope, The Andrew Jackson Foster Story

• USA: Through Deaf Eyes

• USA: Deaf History & Awareness, part 1, 2, 3

Resources added in July 2021

Interviews

• Dr. Jordan Eickman (USA)
• Interview with Marek Kanaš, DeafStudio (SK) , part 1, part 2
• Interview with Miriam Grottanelli de Santie, ISLA  (IT), part 1, part 2

Terminology

• Orphan works (N)
• Cultural Model of Deafness

Resources added in June 2021

Museums and Exhibitions

• • USA Indiana Deaf History Museum (USA)

  • Italy DIALOGHI SILENZIOSI (IT)

  • NL:  Oral Education in the Netherlands, 1900-1960

Guidelines and Good Practice

• • Accessible Exhibitions For All: A guide to co-designing exhibitions with disabled people.

  • Toolkit: Engaging Deaf and Disabled Young People With Heritage

Demos:

• • demonstrations of ICT-Tools, https://www.deafmuseums.eu/index.php/demos

Books:

• • Britain's Deaf Heritage

  • The Deaf Community in America: History in the Making

  • Sounds Like Home. Growing Up Black and Deaf in the South

  • Deaf heritage in Canada: A distinctive, diverse, and enduring culture

New Resources added in May 2021

Books:

• • Invisible Magic - Biographies of 112 Deaf Magicians From 28 Countries
  • Out of the Magic Cloak

  • Deaf Artists in America: Colonial to Contemporary

  • Signs of Resistance: American Deaf Cultural History, 1900 to World War II

  • Managing Their Own Affairs The Australian Deaf Community in the 1920s and 1930s

  • Surviving in Silence: A Deaf Boy in the Holocaust

  • Forging Deaf Education in Nineteenth-Century France

  • Identity and the Museum Visitor Experience

  • The Participatory Museum

ICT Tools:

• • Timeline JS

  • StoryMaps JS

• • Daniel Milford-Cottam, Deaf Curator (UK)

Personal memories (video):

• • A Deaf Survivor's Story - An Interview with Charlotte Friedman in ASL - Part 1 and Part 2

  • Signed testimony of Simon Carmel