Established in 1996, JDRC builds 
bridges between Jews who are 
Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing and the 
individuals and organizations 
which serve the Jewish community throughout North America.
In partnership with the wider Jewish community, JDRC's leadership, comprised of Deaf, Hard-of-Hearing, and hearing individuals, advocates to increase communication access to services, rituals, learning and other Jewish communal experiences. Through our efforts, we build a richer and meaningful Jewish communal life for everyone.
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JDRC presents
our newest
(Baruch Video 4)
Jewish Educational Videos
in ASL withEnglish Captions

Check Out :

Video 1
What is a Shoresh?

Video 2
What does Kadosh mean?

Video 3
What does Shabbat mean?

Video 4
What does Baruch mean?


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Shabbat Dinner, 3 Films, & Panel Discussions Friday Night March 3rd at 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM JCC Manhattan  -- click here and use discount code JDRCDinner to get $5 off ($45/person with discount code)
JDRC is proud to be the administrator of The UJA-Federation of New York
 Jewish Community’s Deaf Interpreter Fund,
supported by the Chuck Goldman Family Supporting Foundation and
the Caring Commission of UJA-Federation of New York. Click here for information and forms.
Jewish Deaf Resource Center