Use these core journals to find articles related to deaf education, mental health, and related issues. When you click on the journal-title link, look for the search bar and type in your keywords to retrieve articles. Tip: Check the bibliography or references at the end of articles to find more works. Use the databases below to search thousands of journals on your topic.
If you are looking for Demographics and Employment information, check out this InfoGuide. If you are looking for discrimination topics, check out the Audism InfoGuide.If looking for Deaf and mental health issues, check out this InfoGuide. If interested in Deaf prisoners' rights, check out the organization HEARD, which works on their behalf.
Journal of Deaf Studies and Deaf Education
Journal of the American Deafness and Rehabilitation Association (JADARA)
American Annals of the Deaf
Deafness & Education International,
Deaf Worlds
Sign Language Studies
Volta Review
Deaf Studies Digital Journal
Here are some examples of articles related to Deaf and Criminal Justice issues.Katrina Miller is an expert on Deaf and CJ issues. Check out her publications via ResearchGate.
Linguistic Issues
Assessing Linguistic Diversity in Deaf Criminal Suspects
Linguistic Diversity in Deaf Defendants and Due Process Rights Click on the MORE button
Deaf Murderers
Deaf Murderers: Clinical and Forensic Issues
Sexual Assault Issues
Deaf Sex Offenders in a Prison Population
Issues in the Sexual Molestation of Deaf Youth
Pedophilia and Deafness
Sexual Abuse of the Deaf Youth
Deaf Prisoners
Obstacles Faced by Deaf Prisoners in the Criminal Justice System
Horror of Being Deaf and in Prison
Deaf Prison Inmates: Time to be Heard
Communication Isolation as Reported by a Group of Deaf Texas Inmates
Violence Issues
Violence in Deaf and HH People: A Review of the Literature
Violent Offenders in a Deaf Prison Population
The Proquest Dissertations and Theses database will retrieve full-text papers. Use keywords for your topics to find results. See this example of a dissertation.
If you have a citation, try the Citation LInker to locate the material.
Tip: Use the bibliography or references at the end of the papers to find more works.
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