L’abbe de l’Epee et l’ecole de la rue des Moulins : Berceau de l’institution nationale des jeunes sourds de Paris. L'Institution Nationale de Jeunes Sourds de Paris est un lieu riche d'histoire. A l'origine, l'Institution des Sourds de naissance fut créée...

The relationship between the American School for the Deaf (ASD) and the Institut National de Jeunes Sourds (INJS) de Paris began in the early 19th century when Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet traveled to Europe looking for guidance in his efforts to set up the...

Abbe de l’Epee and the rue des Moulins’s school : Birth of the national institution for young deaf of Paris. The National Institute for Young Deaf of Paris is a place full of history. At the beginning, the Institution of the born deaf was created under...

A Turning Point in American History The founding of the American School for the Deaf in Hartford, Conn., in 1817 was a crucial milestone in the way society related to people with disabilities. The time and place are significant because it was a unique...