Since 1983, NYCBDA has been a voice for advocacy, education, leadership, and community for Black Deaf New Yorkers.
Our mission is to empower and uplift Black Deaf individuals through advocacy, education, and leadership development — promoting equal access, social justice, and cultural affirmation.
A nonprofit organization founded in 1983, dedicated to the Black Deaf community of NYC.
We regularly host workshops, social gatherings, and educational programs.
Membership provides opportunities to connect with others, participate in exclusive events
NYCBDA is dedicated to promoting awareness:
From rallying for the rights of deaf individuals to participating in community events across New York City, NYCBDA actively engages in civic life. We advocate on issues of health, arts, social justice, and equal access.
NYCBDA@gmail.com
(646) 363-6407
P.O. Box 15, New York, NY 10028
NYCBDA is led by dedicated volunteers who are committed to serving the Black Deaf community of New York City.
NYCBDA is led by dedicated volunteers who are committed to serving the Black Deaf community of New York City.
Enjoys adventurous travel, seeks new cultures and offbeat destinations
Enjoys adventurous travel, seeks new cultures and offbeat destinations
It is our deepest honor to recognize the Pillars of Faith—the men and women whose commitment, sacrifice, and unwavering devotion have carried the Deaf Torch forward across the decades.
The living foundation of NYCBDA. This recognition honors a lifetime of courage, sacrifice, and love.
A covenant kept. Through transitions and quiet years, your strength has been a wall of protection.
The bridge between what NYCBDA has been and everything it is yet to become.
Advocacy plays a vital role in creating equal opportunities and accessibility for the Black Deaf community. In this article,
Community connections help create support systems that empower individuals and families.
Community events provide opportunities to educate, celebrate culture, and raise awareness
