DeafMonitor exists to elevate the voices that cover the Deaf and hard-of-hearing community. We don't replace your work — we amplify it, driving readers back to your publication where they belong. Our hope is that this platform inspires a new wave of Deaf journalism around the world, and we're here to hold it all together in one place.
Every article on DeafMonitor links directly to its original source. We believe the publishers who create Deaf-focused journalism deserve more visibility, more readers, and more recognition — not less. Your bylines stay intact. Your readers find their way to you.
Your stories appear alongside trusted Deaf news sources, reaching an engaged audience that cares deeply about these topics.
Every card, every reader modal, every recommendation links back to your site. We send readers to you — that's the whole point.
Your publication name is prominently displayed on every article card, in the reader view, and in our recommendation engine.
DeafMonitor aggregates content from RSS feeds, Google News, and direct publisher partnerships. Here's how your publication can appear:
Share your website URL and RSS feed below. Our team reviews every submission within 48 hours.
Once approved, your articles begin appearing in DeafMonitor's live feed, categorized and geo-tagged automatically.
Your stories reach thousands of engaged readers in the Deaf community who click through to read the full article on your site.
DeafMonitor curates content relevant to the Deaf and hard-of-hearing community. We welcome publishers covering:
The better your site's metadata, the better your articles look on DeafMonitor. These standards help your content shine with rich thumbnails, accurate descriptions, and proper categorization.
The single most impactful thing you can do. Articles with compelling images get 3-5x more engagement on DeafMonitor. Without an og:image, your article shows a generic placeholder.
This appears as the article summary on DeafMonitor. Write it like a compelling hook — 120-160 characters that make readers want to click through.
A clean RSS/Atom feed is the fastest way to get your content indexed. Most CMS platforms (WordPress, Ghost, Substack) generate these automatically.
og:image — Article thumbnail
og:title — Article headline
og:description — Summary text
og:url — Canonical article URL
og:site_name — Your publication name
article:published_time — ISO 8601 date
article:author — Writer name
twitter:image — Fallback thumbnail
Tell us about your publication and we'll review it for inclusion. We respond to every submission, typically within 48 hours.
DeafMonitor aggregates content from dozens of trusted sources across the Deaf community, including university newsrooms, advocacy organizations, regional Deaf publications, and major outlets covering disability and accessibility.
If you see your publication on DeafMonitor and want to update how your content appears, optimize your metadata, or discuss a partnership, reach out to us at [email protected].
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