A hidden vision. ASL has a new place now. Deaf people choose to use ASL in the light of truths that prove its value. With their own hands, deaf people shape a future for themselves. The revolution has begun.
Signs slice through foggy philosophies, sculpting a dream.
Access makes it happen. ASL finds its way into family communication, education, and the work world. Once hidden behind dorm doors and under desks, ASL is moving to podiums and public places. No longer limited to exclusive school communities, ASL has gone public. As a matter of fact, the public library is becoming a forceful agent of change in the access movement.