
The Washington Post — A Christmas Story in Two Languages
The Washington Post's features desk ran a long-form profile of Charles Graves, examining the cultural significance of a Deaf Santa Claus in modern American holiday traditions.
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The Washington Post's features desk ran a long-form profile of Charles Graves, examining the cultural significance of a Deaf Santa Claus in modern American holiday traditions.

GMA spotlighted Charles Graves in a morning-show segment that put Deaf representation in holiday traditions on national daytime television.

DCist covered the Washington D.C. metropolitan area's response to Charles Graves's appearances and the broader Gallaudet-community context.

The TODAY Show featured Charles Graves in a national segment about Deaf children meeting a Santa who signs, broadening the foundation's reach far beyond Texas.

ABC News covered Charles Graves's holiday appearances and the broader story of Deaf accessibility at seasonal events nationwide.

People Magazine's national feature on Charles Graves brought the Deaf Santa Claus story to one of the largest general-audience readerships in the United States.

An Associated Press wire profile that ran in regional outlets nationwide, including The Post Guam, expanding Charles Graves's story to international audiences.
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