The Deaf Effect

Jun 14, 2018

Being Deaf is often a benefit in the workplace.

Deaf people have stronger peripheral vision, are better at detecting motion and forms, have higher visual and spatial intelligence, and much more. #DeafEffect takes a look at the gifts Deaf people and signed languages offer to humanity. With real-life stories sharing how the #DeafEffect has led to unique careers, you’ll never look at Deaf people the same way again.


Center Director – Peter Hauser

Watch Peter Hauser share examples of his work and his #DeafEffect.

Israeli Military Officer – Elinor Goldberg

Learn how being deaf has helped her be a successful deaf Israeli Military Officer.

FBI – Ryan Maliszewski

Watch to see how being deaf supports Ryan’s success in the interrogation room.

Pro Basketball – Michael Lizarraga

Learn how being deaf helps Michael process plays faster than others.

Electrical Engineer – Erin Ramsey

Erin shares how being deaf has made her better at visualizing complicated documents.

SpaceX – Arthur Yankilevich

See how being deaf has helped Arthur be successful in his career.

Clinical Lab Scientist – Nate Huddleston

Nate explains his role as a clinical lab scientist.

Visual Display Mgr – Carolyn Neumann

Carolynn explains the benefits of being deaf in her career.

Jody Hamilton, RN has spent the last 20 years as a nurse.

Her patients benefit from her #DeafEffect: enhanced periphery vision.  Watch the video to see her in action.

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