What do you do when an autistic person recites the script of a cartoon? Does their speech show what they're intending to say?

Interpreter emphasizes efficiency and accessibility of services in healthcare appointments

Joshua Caldwell and Matthew Sweat advocate for phone use during lunch and emergencies.

Administration addresses documentation and recording protocols for student-related law enforcement interactions.

Do you meditate? Sometimes people with hearing loss find it challenging, especially if the meditation is guided, meaning that we must follow along while someone is speaking. If we close our eyes, we may miss the meaning, and while Bluetooth connections allow for some guided meditations to broadcast directly into our devices, this may not be relaxing for some. Recently, I discovered a new option: a guided meditation created specifically for people with hearing loss.

Connecticut establishes new programs to enhance accessibility for deaf and hard of hearing citizens

District 33 clarifies ICE protocols as student attendance drops due to community fears.

Minnesota proposes fee-based communication services for incarcerated individuals in state facilities.

Panel evaluates peer-reviewed study linking phone access to reduced recidivism and improved mental health.

There are many things to love about Hawaii. Amazing sunsets. Incredible snorkeling. The aloha spirit of its residents. And captions at the airport. Wait! I hadn't expected that last one! I love Hawaii, so it is always with a heavy heart that I return to the airport for the long flight back to New York. Arriving at the gate, I often notice something special.

Commissioners approved a service agreement with the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Center of Corpus Christi to provide American Sign Language and other interpreter services to ensure ADA compliance; presenters recommended in-person interpreters for court proceedings and early notice for scheduling.