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Inclusive Communication Services is thrilled to regularly present, share, and discuss poignant, thought-provoking topics in our blog: Signs of the Times. Read opinion-pieces from professionals and consumers in the interpreting and caption fields; learn tips on how to make your organization more accessible; and contribute to discussions on what equal-access looks like in your community.
We all have a perspective to share; Signs of the Times is where everyone has a chance to share theirs!
My internship with Inclusive Communication Services (ICS) has truly reshaped my perspective on the sign language interpreting profession and deepened the respect I have for
If you would’ve asked me a year ago if I’d ever interpret a Shakespearean play, the answer would’ve been a hard no. I assumed Shakespeare
Burnout is a real threat. There’s a reason interpreters are set up in teams. “Interpreting is mentally taxing. Studies show that after 20 minutes interpreting, no matter how much of an expert the interpreter is, they will begin to slip and lose information (Language Scientific, 2024).” Every profession requires some kind of downtime that allows the brain to relax and come back to the task refreshed.
This year’s Super Bowl LIX has an incredible lineup of ASL performers: Stephanie Nogueras, Matt Maxey, and Otis Jones IV. These talented artists will bring
Take a moment to consider the many ways people discover your company’s website. They might stumble upon it by chance, set out on a purposeful
Dear Charlie Kirk, It’s not optional—accessibility saves lives. Your recent comments about sign language interpreters being a “distraction” during emergency broadcasts misses the mark. Accessibility
If you’ve read our blog on the difference between interpreting and translation in spoken languages, you know there’s more to these terms than meets the
Deafness on Reality TV: A New Era of Representation It’s the week between holiday celebrations and New Year’s. The fridge is packed with leftovers, and
As many of you may have seen on social media or in the news, numerous towns in the province of València, Spain have been devastated
The animals on Noah’s Ark. The students in Madeleine. Socks. The common thread here? Pairs. Two heads are better than one, goes the old saying,
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Comic culture is rooted in heroes who overcome challenges, embrace differences, and often live on the fringes of society—something that resonates deeply with many in the disability community. New York Comic Con (NYCC) has a powerful pull for fans with disabilities, offering a world where beloved characters come alive and inclusion is part of the adventure.
As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, it’s the perfect time to honor the many contributions of Hispanic and Latinx authors, artists, and musicians. From literature
Sign Language and Deaf Kids Rock! “Where do I find ASL signed entertainment for my Deaf or hard-of-hearing child?” I love that you’re asking that
Building Strong Bilingual Skills in English and ASL “How can I encourage ASL and English bilingualism for my deaf or hard-of-hearing child?” One of the
For Deaf Awareness Month this September, choose one of these films for your next movie night! The Deaf characters of this movie list are played
Happy Deaf Awareness Month As we kick off Deaf Awareness Month, there’s no better time to add a documentary to your watch list. Deafness isn’t
Have you ever wondered how the role of a conference interpreter came to be? For most of history, it was believed that anyone who knew
The word theatre comes from the Greeks. It means the seeing place. It is the place people come to see the truth about life and
Two of our favorite months are June and July because we get to celebrate PRIDE twice! June is LGBTQ+ Pride Month, and July is Disability
Have you ever attended a Zoom event, only to find that once again, there were no captions available? You type a quick message asking for
New York City is renowned for its exceptional theatre, musicals, and live performances on and off Broadway. Talented actors evoke a wide range of emotions
The Deaf community navigates communication barriers and social isolation on a daily basis. Studies have found that Deaf individuals are twice as likely to experience
Imagine a 9-year-old arriving in the US with no knowledge of English, facing the challenge of attending a new school surrounded by native speakers. In
Imagine the iconic scene from the movie “Love Actually” where Mark (Andrew Lincoln) turns up at Juliet’s (Keira Knightley) house and professes his love for
In the field of language services, the terms “translating” and “interpreting” are commonly confused. At Inclusive Communication Services, our translators do the writing and our
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