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What is Deafblindness?
What Services Does CDBS Offer?

The contents of this website were developed under a grant from the US Department of Education, #H326T230014. However, those contents do not necessarily represent the policy of the US Department of Education, and you should not assume endorsement by the Federal Government. Project Officer, Louise Tripoli.

This is a new site! Please contact Julie Maier or Brian Devereux ( or visit our contact us page) if you notice anything missing or are looking for something from the old site and cannot find it here.

Questions? Please contact our Project Coordinator Julie Maier at jmaier@sfsu.edu (or leave a voicemail at 415-405-7558)

For assistance in Spanish, please contact our Family Engagement Specialist, Myrna Medina at myrnam@sfsu.edu or (323) 363-7499

Para obtener ayuda en español, comuníquese con Myrna Medina, Coordinadora de Familias de California Deafblind Services en myrnam@sfsu.edu o 323-363-7499

415-338-2845 FAX

Mailing Address:
San Francisco State University
Department of Special Education
1600 Holloway Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94132-4158

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Have you visited our new updated website? What are you waiting for? You'll find information about our project and services, information and resources on a variety of deafblind topics for professionals and families, Fact Sheets, announcements about upcoming events, and more.

Who's excited about another Lowenfeld-Akeson Early Years Symposium? 🤩 🤗 🎉

A great way for a deafblind person to learn about the concept of leaves changing and falling and the weather changing with the new season is for them to get out and experience it for themselves. A windy day can be a great chance to feel the leaves as they fall, step on the crunchy ones, and get some stuck in your hair! 🍂🌬

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