We get this question all the time at The Sign Language Company. Yes, we’re headquartered in Los Angeles, but after 26 years in this industry, our network is endless and extends around the globe. We sometimes collaborate with other ‘reputable and qualified’ agencies across the U.S. to locate the best talent in any particular area. […]
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What can deaf people do?
February 15, 2012
Many of us have encountered deaf “peddlers” passing out cards with the alphabet shown in sign language. Airports, parks, restaurants….you might be approached just about anywhere. On the back, it typically reads “I am deaf and cannot work. Please help me with a financial contribution”. Unfortunately, this leads many hearing people to actually believe that […]
Dreams of The Deaf
February 9, 2012
So back to the questions mentioned in the earlier blog. Do deaf people hear in their dreams? Do blind people see in theirs? Before we sprint toward the answers, let take a deeper look at the questions. If you are reading this as a hearing person, think for a moment how many of “us” are […]
Tips for working with The Deaf, ASL, and Sign Language Interpreters
February 2, 2012
Isn’t it funny how we can become so immersed in our particular industry, that we overlook how foreign our unique industry lingo and protocol can be to those working outside our arena. The airline industry talks about ETAs and Widgets while the medical industry has terms like STAT and CRASH CART which most of us […]
April 11, 2012
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