Dr. Lorne Farovitch is using his PhD to open doors for Deaf leaders. Through Global Deaf Research Institute, he gathers data on interpreting access, trust, and quality—then works with organizations to turn that data into real change. It’s about using knowledge to uplift the community and build better systems. VD: Dr. Lorne Farovitch is seated in a well-lit room with exposed brick walls, a large green plant, and a dark curtain in the background. He’s wearing a green polo shirt and tan pants. On-s

First Black Deaf woman with PhD in Clinical Psychology from Gallaudet University *Correction: Her first name is Alesia, not Aleisha. | The Daily Moth