Society for American Sign Language Journal
The Society for American Sign Language Journal (SASLJ) is the official refereed journal of the Society for American Sign Language. Published biannually, SASLJ provides a platform for researchers, scholars, administrators, developers, assessors, practitioners, and students to impart and share the knowledge that is socially conscious and sensitive toward American Sign Language. The journal comprises high-quality scholarly work, empirical and theoretical research papers, case and descriptive studies, literature reviews, and book and performance reviews that address the signed language and related fields.
Current Issue: Volume 8, Number 1 (2026) Signed Language Pathology: A New Frontier
Editor's Note
Guest Editor's Note: The Emerging Profession of Signed Language Pathology
Anita Small, Jody Cripps, and Kimberly Ofori-Sanzo
Articles
Freeing the Butterfly: A Call to Action
Lisalee D. Egbert
ASL proficiency outcomes: Comparing in-person and online instructions
Stephen B. Fitzmaurice
From Language Access to Ownership in the Education for Deaf Children
Joanne R. Marshall
Stuttering-Like Behaviors in ASL: Clinical Position Paper on Assessment Considerations and Recommendations
Jody Cripps and Mark W. Pellowski