Deepening our understanding of deafness, technology, and ‘normalization’

Tuesday, November 7

faculty announcements

Michele Friedner’s latest book, which received the 2023 Rachel Carson prize from the Society for the Social Studies of Science, is hailed as “nuanced ...

Two SSD researchers receive NEH grants for their studies of disability technoculture, global capitalism

Tuesday, October 17

faculty

By Sarah Steimer Research from two SSD faculty — one focused on cochlear implants within disability technoculture and the other examining the effec...

Prof. Chiara Galli authors new book, Precarious Protections

Wednesday, February 8

Prof. Chiara Galli's op-ed on U.S. asylum policies

Friday, January 20

Prof. Jill Mateo illuminates popular science

Tuesday, September 27

Dr. Diane Brentari and Prof. Terra Edwards on DeafBlind Communities and the Language of Touch

Monday, May 16

CHD Faculty, Students and Alumni Winning Awards

Friday, August 13

CHD Faculty, Students and Alumni Winning Awards: Prof. Eman Abdelhadi received the ASA Religion Section's Distinguished Article Award, for her arti...

Prof. Michele Friedner discusses cochlear implant usage in developing countries

Tuesday, August 3

Rafaella Taylor-Seymour Named Charlotte W. Newcome Doctoral Dissertation Fellow

Thursday, May 13

Raffaella Taylor-Seymour, a Ph.D. candidate in the department of Anthropology & Comparative Human Development at the University of Chicago, has been n...