XIII World Winter Games (1995) for the Deaf, held in Ylläs, Finland. Featuring deaf athletes from around the world.; 1995; 23 min

The BBC's See Hear television programme visits Deaf Mosaic's home base in America. A special edition featuring See Hear in America, as well as highlights from some of their British editions - with Editor Bryn Brooks, Producer Terry Riley, and Presenters Clive Mason and Memnos Costi.; 1995; 23 min

The Final Episode: Deaf Mosaic takes a stop on the Information Superhighway with Clarknet; deaf models Kellie Drew and Brad Minns take Florida and the world by storm; a deaf Washington, D.C. woman, Clydie Mae Mitchell Wells, celebrates her 100th birthday; and Deaf Mosaic takes a bittersweet look back over ten successful years on this, its final edition.; 1995; 23 min

Americorps, the new domestic public service organization, welcomes deaf members; a memorial tribute to Dr. Edward C. Merrill, the fourth president of Gallaudet College; the British Deaf Sports Association's field day on a Scottish lake; and Gallaudet University television students make their mark with professional quality productions.; 1995; 26 min 30 sec

Dedicated services for deaf investors sponsored by Merrill Lynch; a deaf filmmaker; housing discrimination against deaf people; a California horse rancher; and parachuting through the sky.; 1995; 27 min

A Connecticut homebuilder/remodeler; services for abused women; the Social Security Administration simplies deaf accessibility; the New York Deaf Theatre; and British deaf children learn how to animate.; 1995; 27 min

Chicago television reporter, Karen Meyer; Inclusion - should deaf children be mainstreamed?; deaf actor Howie Seago in Seattle; 911 service update for deaf citizens. From the BBC's See Hear , world renowned percussionist Evelyn Glennie.; 1994; 28 min 30 sec

MSSD Road Show '94. Deaf Mosaic joins the Model Secondary School for the Deaf's Road Show on tour in The Netherlands.; 1994; 23 min

Deaf gang members in Los Angeles; In the Land of the Deaf , a French documentary, opens to acclaim in America; from Ireland's Sign of the Times , another visit to the Pan Pan Theatre; the Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf celebrates its 125th Anniversary; and Miss America 1995, Heather Whitestone.; 1994; 29 min

The First Convention of the National Association of Native American Deaf; Hot food at the Rajin Cajun restaurant; Goodwill Industries provides services and jobs to people with special needs; Rabbi Douglas Goldhamer of Chicago's Temple Bene Shalom establishes the first Hebrew Seminary for the Deaf. From Tyne Tees' Sign On programme, the disability rights movement takes off in England.; 1994; 28 min

The story of a family reunited after more than 40 years of separation; pet tattoos; an AIDS hotline for deaf people; and arts accessibility at Washington's Kennedy Center. From Ireland's Sign of the Times, Dublin's Pan Pan Theatre.; 1994; 27 min

Sara Peltier, whose Mountain Streams Resort in North Carolina provides restful, vacation luxury cabins; Bowhunters honing their skills in an archery tournament; the American Red Cross' blood donor guidelines; a summer day in the life of 6 year old deaf child Rachel Steingieser; the theatre and arts scene on London's West End opens up to deaf artists; and Oklahoma farmers Ruby and Harold Moeller show that the farm life doesn't have to be a hard life.; 1994; 28 min

Babywatch, a special service for deaf expectant parents; deaf physician, Dr. Philip Zazove, author of When The Phone Rings, My Bed Shakes ; Portrait artist William Sparks; Respecteen, training young people to get involved in issues that matter to them; Silentview, a deaf British cable access project; and British photographer, John Dalton.; 1994; 29 min

Closed captions on the Big Screen, as well as legislative developments aimed at expanding the availability of captioned video movie titles; TESOL - Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages ; deaf entrepreneur Joel Barrish, who is building a small business empire from a coffee shop location; deaf veteran Don Warren, fighting for veteran's rights; from Sweden, Swedish Sign Language scholar Lars Wallen; and President Bill Clinton addressing Gallaudet University's Class of 1994.; 1994; 28 min

NTD: A New Beginning. The National Theatre of the Deaf - at home in Chester, Connecticut, and on tour with their winter production of Dylan Thomas' Under Milk Wood. ; 1994; 24 min

Charles and Victoria Wildbank, artists with a flair for the dramatic; The Silent News' Newsmakers of the Quarter Century ; Hot Air Ballooning; firefighter Frances Riddle adapts to her unexpected deafness; deaf comedy in Britain (from the BBC-TV's See Hear ); and MSSD's student dancers put on an international show with deaf and hearing professionals from New York, Germany and Africa.; 1994; 28 min

The 1993 National Skydiving championship in Florida, featuring John Woo and his all-deaf team; handcrafted woodwork endures with Dale and Delee Windsor, whose New York furniture restoration business is booming; Dawn Sign Press, a San Diego based publisher of sign language and deaf culture books and videos; Australia introduces deaf television (from the BBC-TV's See Hear ); the 1993 European Broadcast Union conference on deaf television in Munich, Germany; and the National Information Center on Deafness matches placement opportunities with deaf and hearing volunteers.; 1994; 28 min 30 sec

ATandT: Breaking The Barriers. The 1993 World Games for the Deaf, held in Sophia, Bulgaria. A special half-hour edition, presented in cooperation with ATandT.; 1994; 23 min

Leda Silva, a deaf tour guide at NASA's Kennedy Space Flight Center; comic book creators Jevon Whetter and Robert Johnson, and their superhero Dino-man ; from the BBC's See Hear , British deaf athletes at their Olympic training facility in Sheffield; the Salk Institute's Dr. Ursula Bellugi, whose research team is exploring how the mind processes sign language; KODA - Kids of Deaf Adults, a national organization for deaf parents and their children; and New Jersey's Deaf Fest '93 , where more than 3000 deaf people and friends gathered to celebrate deaf culture.; 1993; 29 min

The plight of deaf people in Puerto Rico, where educational and social services lag far behind demand; San Jose's Deaf Golf Education Center, a golf instruction program with special training tools for deaf people; the 1993 American Athletic Association for the Deaf softball tournament in Clearwater, Florida; Danny Voreck, whose race for public office in San Diego brought new attention to deaf issues; a young deaf man, Kenton Twidt, seeks help to find a long-lost foster brother; and from the BBC's See Hear , the story of a deaf man whose legal troubles led to a proposal in parliament.; 1993; 28 min 30 sec

California race car driver Russell Errigo; the 25th anniversary of the deaf newspaper, Silent News, celebrated in Rochester, New York; the 1993 World Games for the Deaf in Bulgaria; the U.S. Postal Service's new I Love You sign language stamp; Clyde Smith, a deaf pilot; and British motorcycle collector Reg Imray.; 1993; 28 min 30 sec

On-The-Road: The Great Plains. Featuring Devils Lake, North Dakota carpenter Steven Peterson; Native American youngsters living on the Turtle Mountain reservation; summer camp at the North Dakota School for the Deaf; Community Services for the Deaf in Sioux Falls, South Dakota; Sprint car racer, Greg Gunderson; and Omaha business card collector, Warren Reynolds.; 1993; 23 min

Hot baseball prospect Curtis Pride, working his way up to the major leagues; the 1993 Conference on Deaf People with AIDS in Los Angeles; captioning of local TV news and decoder-equipped television sets hit the market; and sign language poetry from Britain's Tyne Tees Television's Sign On . Deaf Mosaic's 100th edition.; 1993; 27 min

Deaf actress Mary Vreeland starring opposite Pat Carroll in The Shakespeare Theatre's production of Mother Courage.; the 1993 gathering of educators of the deaf in Baltimore; Richard Jacobs, a deaf handball player battling the odds and discrimination for a place in the 1996 Olympics; and Eureka, a British children's museum with a hands-on approach.; 1993; 27 min

Deaf participation in the 1993 Gay Rights march in Washington; Canadian parliament member Gary Malkowski; paintball wars ; a deaf British lorry driver who fought for his right to a career; and the heartwarming story of a Russian child's journey to a new home with an American deaf family.; 1993; 28 min 30 sec

Deaf Mosaic's 9th season begins with a deaf Mardi Gras with the Krewe of Dauphine; the new British Deaf Association's BSL Dictionary; and the Five Ironmen whose 1943 basketball championship brought fame and glory to Gallaudet.; 1993; 27 min

Segment 1-Kim Powers/deaf-blind actress and host of television show Kim s World on the Silent Network. Segment 2-Interview with Randy Fisher, American Athletic Association of the Deaf, lobbying for baseball player William Dummy Hoy s induction into the Ohio Baseball Hall of Fame. Hoy is credited with inventing the umpire strike sign. Distant cousin Richard and Ilene Hoy accept plaque at induction. Segment 3-Deaf Senior Citizen Conference in Austin, Texas. Attracted over 750 people from the US, Canada, and England. Discussed employment, empowerment, social security and sexuality. Segment 4-Great Britain s Listening Eye presents, Signs of our Times, Programme 3, Deaf Clubs . Deaf Brits are interviewed about why they attend deaf clubs. Segment 5-Gallaudet University s College Hall restoration. Segment 6-Ultimate Marathon Frisbee competition held on Gallaudet s campus (MSSD football field) hoping to break the world s record. Game held from Friday 12 Noon until Sunday at 5:50 AM.; 1992; 28 min

A European deaf special courtesy of the BBC's See Hear including a deaf tennis tournament in Germany; young Swedish deaf children describe their visit to the zoo; a group of Danish deaf adventurers learn to ski; and the British Deaf Association's annual conference in the resort city of Blackpool.; 1993; 27 min

Medical topics including Tim Tesner, a deaf man who knows his way around an operating room; Sean Virnig, a victim of Guillain-Barré Syndrome, a mysterious paralyzing disease whose deaf victims must learn whole new ways to communicate; survivors of Breast Cancer; and English midwife Jennifer Kelsall.; 1993; 28 min

DPN: The Power and the Promise - the fifth anniversary of the momentous Deaf President Now movement that changed the deaf world forever, including a reunion of the four student leaders of the DPN movement, deaf community leaders from the U.S. and Canada, deaf children, and Gallaudet President I. King Jordan.; 1993; 23 min

Five Acres , a special project for abused children; shopping at home for fashions for professional women; a philatelist (stamp collector) who specializes in stamps related to deafness; and a major conference on the educational role of American Sign Language. An excerpt from the BBC's See Hear program focuses on foster families for abandoned deaf children.; 1993; 28 min

Alaska: The Last Frontier - the magnificent scenery of Alaska, the land of the Midnight Sun, and the deaf people who live there. We follow a runner in the Mt. Marathon, the second oldest footrace in the country; fish for salmon on the world famous Kenai River; visit the Alaska Association of the Deaf; and travel 30 miles upriver to observe an Eskimo artist at work. EMMY Award Winner.; 1992; 23 min

Bodybuilder Shelley Beattie, whose athletic exploits have made her one of the most popular competitors on the American Gladiators television series; the Deaf West Theatre group founded by veteran deaf actors Ed Waterstreet and Linda Bove; Barber Larry Doan demonstrates why he has attracted a loyal following of customers; the West Virginia University Marching Band performs a unique tradition - in sign language; England's Listening Eye discusses Deaf culture.; 1992; 29 min

The DeaFantasy SignSail Cruise - 7 days and nights at sea in the Caribbean with an all deaf passenger list; ports of call include Nassau, Grand Cayman, Jamaica and Mexico. EMMY Award Winner; 1992; 24 min

A sign language message from the Space Shuttle from astronaut Bill Readdy; late deafened adults coping with lifestyle changes; a Russian deaf artist encountering changes in artistic freedom in the U.S. and at home; and an excerpt from Britain's Listening Eye. [August, 1992]; 1992; 28 min