www.phonak-us.com/ccus/professional/eschooldesk.htm

www.pepnet.org PEPNet's iTransition program is a series of four, online trainings created to assist students who are deaf or hard of hearing transition successfully from high school to postsecondary education or work. These trainings include activities that help students learn more about themselves, their career goals, and the skills they need to be successful in the postsecondary setting

www.hearingexchange.com - there is a section called HE Teens; this is a moderated group

www.deafteens.aforumfree.com  - For Spanish speakers.

www.facebook.com - type "hearing loss teens" in the search box and several groups pop up. There are gobs of teens and people who are deaf and hard of hearing that use Facebook to communicate.

deafness.about.com/od/peopleindeafhistory/People_in_Deaf_History.htm - People in Deaf History

www.agbell.org – look for the online community called Virtual Voices

www.ndvh.org – National Domestic Violence Hotline answers more than 21,000 calls per month from victims, survivors, friends and family members, law enforcement personnel, domestic violence advocates and the general public. Hotline advocates provide support and assistance to anyone involved in a domestic violence situation, including those in same-sex relationships, male survivors, those with disabilities and immigrant victims of domestic violence. All calls to the National Domestic Violence Hotline are anonymous and confidential. Specific services are available to persons who are deaf, deaf-blind, and hard of hearing at www.ndvh.org/get-help/deaf-deaf-blind-and-hard-of-hearing-outreach

www.adwas.org Abused Deaf Women’s Advocacy Services provides advocacy services for abused deaf women & children, information on teen dating violence program, and more.

www.deafmd.org comprehensive medical information is presented in ASL

www.jsu.edu/depart/dss/ahead-sig/links.html - Association on Higher Education and Disability, Special Interest Group and Resources for DHH

www.going-to-college.org/overview/index.html Going to College Interactive Website. What's in it for you? This Web site contains information about college life with a disability. It is designed for high school students and provides video clips with transcripts, activities and additional resources that can help you get a head start in planning for college. Through several interviews, college students with disabilities from across Virginia provided key information for the site. These video clips offer a way for you to hear (or read the transcript) first hand from students with disabilities who have been successful. Each module includes several activities that will help you to explore more about yourself, learn what to expect from college and equip you with important considerations and tasks to complete when planning for college. Share these with your parents, teachers, and guidance counselor - you might just teach them a thing or two.