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Mill Neck International offers a collection of resources made by MNI staff along with curated resources made by experts around the world. Explore an array of International Development topics such as developing an advocacy plan, deaf awareness and empowerment in a country, and how to train Deaf people to be leaders in their community!

Teen girls in hijabi are seated in front of computers at school. One girl faces the camera with a smile.

Deaf Students’ Opinions on Inclusive Education

Deaf students’ opinions on inclusive education in Northern Ireland and Sweden reveal that they are happier when schools use sign language.

Screenshot shows the cover of a book, and two accompanying DVDs, entitled "La familia en tus manos". On the cover, a simple black and white line drawing shows a mother and father laying a baby down to sleep.

Deaf women making health and motherhood decisions

A project in Argentina helps Deaf women making health and motherhood decisions through videos and workshops in Argentinean sign language.

Abstract drawing of a large group of people in a circle holding hands.

Participatory Planning Step by Step

Learn how to use participatory planning step by step. The expert facilitates while the community decides what problems to solve and how.

Three copies of the cover of the publication entitled "Achieving Equal Employment Opportunities for People with Disabilities through Legislation" are shown side by side, the first in English, second in Spanish, and third in French. Below the title is a collage of photos of people in various types of employment.

Legislating Disability Employment Opportunity

Learn how to write laws that enable people with disabilities, including Deaf and hard of hearing people, to compete for employment.

This photo shows three screens at the front of a conference room. The screen at left shows Anais Keenon presenting. The middle screen shows a power point slide with the presentation title "Empowering Deaf Communities through Political Participation and Inclusion". The right screen shows an interpreter.

Engaging Deaf People in Politics

How an international organization encouraged Deaf people in Guinea, Georgia, and the Dominican Republic to participate in elections.

Cover of the publication entitled "Visual Language & Visual Learning Research Brief: Advantages of Early Visual Language". Below the title is a montage of two boys signing either to each other or to themselves.

Learning sign language early improves language skills

Research on Deaf children says that learning sign language early improves language skills and literacy. This summarizes 20 years of research.

Celebrate Deaf People: In history and today

Learn about and celebrate deaf people and their achievements, both throughout history and also today. Focuses on Americans.

Cover for the journal "Deafness & Education International"

Deaf adult role models and their experiences with children, families

What are the experiences of deaf adult role models? And how do these experiences impact them? Five focus groups help answer these questions.

Teaching sign language in Gaza

A project is teaching sign language to hearing children in Gaza. As a result, deaf children can more easily integrate with their peers.

Lettering on the side of a building says "University".

Accommodating Deaf Students in a University Classroom

Explains for professors about accommodating deaf students in a university classroom. Also explains accommodating blind students.