A clearing house for information on deafness A forum for educational developments and research findings in the field. The publisher of American Annals of the Deaf , the oldest educational journal in the United States and a major resource to the profession. Membership form Professional Benefits Biennial conventions featuring short courses, workshops, exhibits, and presentations Advocacy for national and state legislation and governmental services affecting deaf students through affiliation with the Council of Organizational Representatives and independent legislative counsel. Only active members may vote or hold national office. Student members have all benefits but cannot vote or hold office.
Retired members have all benefits.
Associate members do not receive the Annals and many not vote or hold office. SIG members become part of a resource network that links to other professionals with similar needs. Each SIG elects officers from among its members and is directed by CAID constitution and bylaws. CAID Board encourages each SIG to develop its own communcation network, possibly conduct miniworkshops, and take the leadership role in focusing on the needs of its constituents. All rights reserved.