A television program produced at Gallaudet by and for Deaf people

Deaf Mosaic: No. 1 [Videocassette]. (1986). Washington, DC: Gallaudet College. 4th FLOOR HV2545 .D44 no.1 30 min. Signed and captioned.
Premiere Edition; 1985 World Games for deaf preview; Closed captioning at NCI; Kol Demama dance company from Israel; entrepreneur John Yeh; and Laurent Clerc is profiled in the “Deaf portrait

Deaf Mosaic: No.2 [Videocassette]. (1986). Washington, DC: Gallaudet College.4th FLOOR HV2545 .D44 no.2 30 mins: Signed and captioned.
American Sign Language poetry with Clayton Valli; telecommunications for the deaf; AAAD basketball finals; and old-time baseball player “Dummy Hoy” is profiled in the “Deaf portrait” series.

Deaf Mosaic: No.3 [Videocassette]. (1986). Washington, DC: Gallaudet College.(30 min.). Signed and captioned.
Publisher T.J. O’Rourke and subtitled movies; National Fraternal Society of the Deaf (FRAT)’ actor Bernard Bragg; and writer Agatha Hanson is profiled in the “Deaf Portrait” series.

Deaf Mosaic: No.4 [Videocassette]. (1986). Washington, DC: Gallaudet College.4th FLOOR HV2545 .D44 no.4 (30 min.) Signed and captioned.
Alcoholism in the deaf community; Carl and Thelma Schroeder on deaf life in Holland; Deaf Boy Scout troop; actor/ teacher Eric Malzkuhn and sculptor Douglas Tilden is profiled in the “Deaf Portrait” series.

Deaf Mosaic: No. 5 [Videocassette]. (1986). Washington, DC: Gallaudet College. 4th FLOOR HV2545 .D44 no.5 (30 min.) :Signed and captioned.
Harlan Lane on the life of Laurent Clerc (When The Mind Hears); National Theatre of the Deaf Professional School; “Gimme Jimmy’s,” a cookie business run by a deaf man; lawyer Sheila Conlon- Mentkowski; and deaf priest Henry Syle is profiled in the “Deaf Portrait” series.

Deaf Mosaic: No. 6 [Videocassette]. (1986). Washington, DC: Gallaudet College. 4th FLOOR HV2545 .D44 no.6(30 min.) Signed and captioned.
The 1985 World Games for the Deaf in Los Angeles.

Deaf Mosaic : No. 7 [Videocassette]. (1986). Washington, DC: Gallaudet College.4th FLOOR HV2545 .D44 no.7 (30 min.) Signed and captioned.
American Association of the Deaf-Blind; artist/NTD actress Sandi Inches; summer camp for deaf children in Seattle; and Dr. Barbara Kannapell, linguist.

Deaf Mosaic: No.8 [Videocassette]. (1986). Washington, DC: Gallaudet College.4th FLOOR HV2545 .D44 no.8 (30 min.) : Signed and captioned.
Deaf playwright Bruce Hlibok; the “Gallaudet Workout” aerobics program; Young Scholars (outstanding deaf high school students); and counselor Betty Miller.

Deaf Mosaic: No. 9 [Videocassette]. (1986). Washington, DC: Gallaudet College.4th FLOOR HV2545 .D44 no.9 (30 min.) Signed and captioned
On-location in New Brunswick with “Children of A Lesser God”, including the first television interview with Marilee Matlin (Sarah); Jack Levesque of San Francisco’s DACARA social services agency; the Telecaption II decoder; 100 th anniversary of Calvary Baptist Church for the Deaf in Washington D.C.; and silent screen star Emerson Romero is profiled in the “Deaf Portrait” series.

Deaf Mosaic: Number 10 [Videocassette]. (1986). Washington, DC: Gallaudet College.4th FLOOR HV2545 .D44 no.10 (30 min.) Signed and captioned.
Adoption of deaf children by deaf families; new National Association of the Deaf (NAD) Executive Director Gary Olsen; deaf dentist Dr. Steven Rattner; and Civil War journalist Laura Reddin Searing is profiled in the “Deaf Portrait” series.

Deaf Mosaic: No. 11 [Videocassette]. (1986). Washington, DC: Gallaudet College. 4th FLOOR HV2545 .D44 no.11 (30 min.) Signed and captioned.
Theresa Kelly, a deaf woman forced to move from U.S. to Canada to follow her religious vocation; deaf financial planner Louis Schwartz; Joanne Stump, president of the Canadian Association of the Deaf; mountain climber Paul Stefurak; and publisher Edmund Booth is profiled in the “Deaf Portrait” series.

Deaf Mosaic: No. 12 [Videocassette]. (1986). Washington, DC: Gallaudet College. 4th FLOOR HV2545 .D44 no.12 (30 min.) :Signed and captioned.
Celebration of the 200 th birthday of Laurent Clerc at his birthplace in France; black/deaf advocate Ernest Hairston; “Search for Tomorrow” becomes television’s first captioned daytime soap-opera; Arizona educator Nancy Rarus; and deaf architect Olof Hanson is profiled in the “Deaf Portrait” series.

Deaf Mosaic: No. 13 [Videocassette]. (1986). Washington, DC: Gallaudet College. 4th FLOOR HV2545 .D44 no.13 (30 min.) : Signed and captioned.
Douglas Bullard, author of ISLAY, a novel set in a deaf state; Signs Across America, a dictionary of regional American signs; “Legal Corner”, with deaf attorney Sheila Conlon-Mentkowski; actress/author Mary Beth Miller; and Days of Ink and Lead”, an affectionate look at the role the printing profession in deaf culture.