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Deafhood Institue

DEAFHOOD 301

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Deafhood 301 is a space for practice-in-action.  Participants design and take real actions in their communities, then reflect and refine to build self-agency.  Through guided practice, you learn what can block change, how systems respond, and how to stay present while creating tangible outcomes.  Classes are facilitated in American Sign Language (ASL) for Deaf people only.  Prerequisites:  Deafhood 201. 

Dates & Times:    Eight (8) weeks on Tuesday from 6:30pm to 8pm CST.

                             December 1st & 8th & 15th, 2026

                             January 5th & 12th & 19th & 26th, 2026

                             February 2nd, 2027 

          Location:    Online (zoom)

                Cost:    $215

   Intended For:    Deaf 

    Prerequisite:    ASL Fluency

Note: If you took Deafhood 101 and 201 more than 5 years ago, we strongly encourage retaking one of these courses due to major curriculum updates.

Last Day to Register:  November 28, 2026

Question?  Contact support@museumofdeaf.org

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