A TEAM FOR EVERY SETTING.
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With the shift from in-person to online meetings as a result of the 2020 pandemic, many organizations have discovered the ease of having ASL access provided virtually.
Whether you have a one on one session for a job interview, or a meeting with multiple attendees, our team of virtual interpreters will provide access in a way that is seamless and evident of our years of experience.
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We provide interpreters for single day to multi-day conferences. Our team sizes are scalable to meet the staffing needs for multiple breakout sessions, and in-person and virtual events.
We offer onsite admin to assist in management, so you are freed up to manage your other responsibilities.
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Is your event a festival, happening across multiple days or multiple stages? Is your event a concert being hosted on one stage?
Either way, our interpreters embody not just the lyrics, but the emotion of the music, providing Deaf audience members an equitable and enjoyable experience.
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Our interpreters have provided ASL access for university productions, local area theaters, and Broadway’s biggest stages.
From auditions and call backs to table reads through closing night, we are familiar with interpreting tech rehearsals and backstage during shows. We work alongside Deaf Directors of Artistic Sign Language (DASLs) and ASL consultants to provide culturally appropriate interpretation that is clear, creative and cohesive.
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Interpreting from spoken language into American Sign Language is what most people envision when they think of sign language interpretation.
Knowing that communication is a two-way street, we also have interpreters who are highly sought after for their ASL to spoken language interpretation. If you have a Deaf professional presenting, an intake interview with a Deaf client or a workshop being hosted by Deaf instructors, our interpreters provide culturally competent services for these voicing assignments.
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Due to the multicultural nature of our collective, the interpreters with whom we work represent a wide variety of world religions.
We can provide interpreters for religious services and events, with a focus on authentic representation as we staff the assignment.
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From the classroom to the commencement, Deaf students deserve full access to their education.
In the same way, Deaf parents utilize interpreters for IEP meetings, parent-teacher conferences, parent-teacher association meetings, assemblies and school plays and more. We make sure that parents and students have the best interpreters available.
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Doctor’s consultations, doula appointments, pre-surgery explanations, discharge instructions, counseling services, and other medical services are among the most important professional services one can access.
Our interpreters ensure that Deaf patients not only understand the care they are receiving, but that medical professionals understand the Deaf patients’ questions and concerns.
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High-profile industry events require a certain decorum and expertise. Our ASL interpreters have worked pre- and post-production, on Hollywood red carpets, on stage at major awards shows, behind the scenes on film and TV show sets, and on live streamed industry events, providing access for on site and at home viewers.
From Deaf guests featured on reality and talk shows, to Deaf actors in feature films, using interpreters experienced with the pace and lingo of entertainment is paramount.
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Our interpreters handle everything from initial consultations to depositions and beyond.
We have specialized in immigration and landlord-tenant issues, along with virtual and in-person depositions.Nuanced language and the presence of legal terminology make these assignments even more of a challenge, so be sure you’re booking the right interpreting team.
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¿Necesita interpretación en lenguaje de señas para su próximo evento?
We have interpreters who hold fluency in several other languages, including Spanish, Haitian Kreyol, Mandarin, Cantonese, Taiwanese, Tagalog, Lenguaje de Señas Mexicana (LSM or Mexican Sign Language) and more. Make sure you are meeting the language needs of those whom you serve.
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Pro Bono ASL formed as a direct result of the Black Lives Matter protests of 2020, and we take pride in those origins. We still provide interpreters for union rallies, social justice protests, and in support of the rights of people to pursue freedom and justice, everywhere.
Include the Deaf community in your calls to action by providing interpreters at your events.
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News breaks fast, but so does misinformation.
In an effort to prevent gaps in communication, our interpreters have provided access to the latest in weather emergencies and sports teams celebrations for local and county government press conferences.
These high-pressured briefings require poise and flexibility. Our Deaf and hearing interpreting teams work together to ensure the information is meeting the Deaf community where they are, and sharing crucial information.
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We often work with arts communities, museums and government entities to provide ASL interpretation for pre-recorded video materials.
Provide us with the raw footage, along with transcripts and captions, and we let our Deaf interpreters apply their cultural and linguistic skills to interpret your material into American Sign Language, making your content accessible to a much wider audience.
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Working with museums requires a familiarity with their systems, programs and culture.
We have worked with some of the biggest institutions on both the East and West coast, to assign interpreters for tours and for special events.
We have also provided training with the goal of improving customer experience as Deaf patrons encounter museum staff throughout their exploration of a museum’s treasures.
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Who doesn’t love a good party?
Deaf attendees can have an equitable experience to their hearing counterparts, and our team can help to ease the way.
From musical selections to awards ceremonies and performers, we cover all bases to boost your event’s ASL accessibility, from the moment the house opens, ’til the last streamer falls.
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Our teams have interpreted surfing competitions, swim classes, summer camps, softball practices, family reunions, funerals and weddings, ayuahuasca ceremonies, drag shows, fashion shows, fire-breathing workshops, roller skating parties, candle-making lessons, political campaigns, comedy shows, book signings and more!
Do you have an event that you need to make accessible? Reach out to us for any of your ASL access needs; we will help you create a plan to make any and all events accessible to the Deaf community.
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