Black Lives Matter
For School Community (Staff)
Resources for School, Books & Social Media
Resources for families & Films, TV Series & Videos to watch
Resources for students & Graphic Novels/Children's Books/Novels
The goal of Black Lives Matter at School is to spark an ongoing movement of critical reflection and honest conversation in school communities for people of all ages to engage with issues of racial justice.
-California Teachers Association
Black History & Black Joy by Sonay & Mela
CSDF 2022
The Hill We Climb Poem
Here are some resources on Black Lives Matter.
Resources
Click on slides for more resources on Black History Month!
Teaching Tolerance
Facing History
At Convo, we are using our platform to spotlight Black Deaf owned businesses, organizations, and anti-racism resources to amplify the voices of Black members in our community. Our goal is to provide these resources to encourage education and dismantle racism and bias in our country by championing organizations and small businesses who are taking action.
Black Deaf Bios
DCMP.org on Black Deaf Culture & History
Lauren Ridloff Brings Authentic Deaf Representation To The Big Screen
A Mother's Fight for Equality with Evon Black (NOW Until Forever Webinar)
Interview with Dr. Lianne Osborne
Dr. Liann Osborne was selected one of State Assembly District 25’s Black History Month Honorees. She was invited to join the celebration with Assembly Alex Lee, Councilmember Teresa Cox, San Jose NAACP last Friday. Without any doubt, CSD is proud of her, and please join me to send her a round of congratulations. Her commitment to our Black students and other ethnic students is greatly appreciated, and her voice for equality has been an inspiration for our community.
Handshapes & Storysigning & Storytelling
Late to School
(Handshape: 1)
Lion
(Handshape: Clawed-C)
X-Men Quicksilver Character
by Jayvon Harmon
I am Enough: Black Lives Matter
Signed by Devon Miller
Superheroes Are Everywhere by Kamala Harris
Signed by CSD staff and students
Antiracist Baby
by Ibram X. Kendi
Signed by CSD staff & students
The Artvist
by Nikkolas Smith
Signed by CSD Staff
M is for Melanin: A Celebration of the Black Child
by Tiffany Rose
Signed by CSD Staff
Hair Love by Matthew A. Cherry
Signed by CSD
Jump Up Time: A Trinidad Carnival by Laura Joseph
Signed by Noelle Wilder
Don't Touch My Hair!
by Sharee Miller
Signed by Zarya Miller
I have a Dream
Signed by Jayvon Harmon
Martin's Big Words
Signed by Samuel Brown
Daddy, There's a Noise Outside
Signed by Mirella Frijmersum-DiPietro
Harriet Tubman: Hero of the Underground Railroad
Signed by Ann Lynn Parker
Catch That Chicken! by Atinuke
Signed by Ann Lynn Parker
The Drum With No Sound by Katrina Rahman-Stephens
Signed by Antoine Hunter
Click below for more stories!
"Powerful" By Jussie Smollett & Alicia Keys
Signed By AJ Williams
The Hill We Climb
by Amanda Gorman
Signed by April Jackson (ASLized)
Deaf School Segregation
Southern School for the Deaf-The Southern School for the Deaf, or SSD as it is known to its Black Deaf alumni, was the last segregated Deaf school in America to close in 1978. We visited the campus with four SSD graduates as they remember their time at school.
Desegregation at Louisiana School for the Deaf
2/23/2012 video taken at California School for the Deaf with Brian Kelson & Tim Kuyrkendall about their experience at Louisiana School for the Deaf.
Georgia School for the Deaf
Georgia School for the Deaf History 2021
Florida School for the Deaf
BASL
Celebrating & Preserving Black American Sign Language
Can ASL be Involved in Racism?
Black ASL
by Dr. Joseph Hill
Black ASL: History, Culture, and Language. A Webinar
by Dr. Joseph C. Hill
The Hidden Treasure of Black ASL: Chapter 1
The Hidden Treasure of Black ASL: Chapter 2
The Hidden Treasure of Black ASL: Chapter 3
The Hidden Treasure of Black ASL: Chapter 4
The Hidden Treasure of Black ASL: Chapter 5
The Hidden Treasure of Black ASL: Chapter 6
The Hidden Treasure of Black ASL: Chapter 7
The Hidden Treasure of Black ASL: Chapter 8
The Hidden Treasure of Black ASL: Chapter 9
The Hidden Treasure of Black ASL: Chapter 10
Signing Black in America
Is ASL Too White?
Juneteenth
Juneteenth (ASL)
by Jesse Jones III
Juneteenth: Did You Know?
July 4th
Frederick Douglass' Descendants Deliver His 'Fourth Of July' Speech
Descendants of Declaration of Independence
15th Amendment & Voter Suppression
The Racial Wealth Gap
Books :: Books :: Books :: Books ::
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Novels
Social Media
Captioned videos with transcriptions
Check out Storysigning on Instagram!
Black Deaf Owned Business: H&G Movers