Marvin T. Miller has taught over 1,000 hours of Deafhood classes, which began during his term as president of the Indiana Association of the Deaf in January 2011. A dynamic and powerful presenter, Marvin currently teaches Deafhood 101 and 201 classes as well as Deafhood and Allies workshops for sign language interpreters all over the country. His prior accomplishments include launching several monthly newspaper of, for and by the Deaf and signing community including: The Deaf Michigander and DeafNation (www.deafnation.com); he later helped launch SignNews with Communication Services for the Deaf. Marvin has worked in media, video relay service and he has consulted with organizations on business development. He is a founding board-member of Deafhood Foundation. He has a Masters degree in Sign language Education from Gallaudet University. Marvin lives in his 2001 Fleetwood Discovery 27U full-time, traveling in the West. He is currently writing his second book, "Our Deafhood Journey," and editing his first book, "Deafhood and the Art of RV Maintenance". His four Deaf children join him when they are off from their work or on a break from Gallaudet University.