ASL Access Projects
ASL Access Video Collections
Chris Wixtrom founded ASL Access in 1997 to provide free public access to ASL video resources. From 1998 to 2005, ASL Access put over 5,600 ASL videos in libraries across the country, with collections of 200+ ASL videos in 28 libraries. Many ASL collections were presented in honor of Deaf persons.
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Leo M. Jacobs American Sign Language (ASL) Collection
"An ASL Access Collection” www.aslaccess.org
This ASL media collection was placed by ASL Access with funding from the Jacobs Family, the Fremont Bank Foundation and the Alameda County Library Foundation. Fremont Main Library, Alameda County Library System, 2400 Stevenson Boulevard, Fremont, CA 94538, 510.745.1401 V, 510.796.9749 TTY, www.aclibrary.org, October 2003, 2003 (c) ASL Access
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Read with ASL YouTube Channel
Videos on the Read with ASL YouTube channel help with ASL learning, reading development, and more.
Additional resources:
ASL resources: aslaccess.org
Reading development: englishbyeye.org
ASL Access is a fully volunteer nonprofit organization with a majority-Deaf board.