Meeting in an Online Environment with Hearing Loss
Due to the pandemic, many people have been working from home and the use of virtual meeting spaces has increased. Video-conferencing platforms have enabled us
Signs Of The Times
As a leader of inclusion in its community, Inclusive Communication Services regularly shares information about professional best practices and news within the Deaf community. ICS’s interpreters and caption providers are industry-leading professionals committed to advocating for better legislation, equal-access, and quality services in the communities we serve.
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!
The Americans with Disabilities Act: how does it apply to my business?
The Americans with Disabilities (ADA) is, it is a civil rights law that was established in 1990 that “prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities in
Automated Captioning – Is it Really Accessible?
Automated captioning is a feature that has been around for a while, but has recently hit the spotlight with many meetings and events shifting to
So you think you need an interpreter? Part 2
Hello and welcome! You’ve heard of sign language interpreters, but you might have heard of Deaf interpreters. Yes, I mean interpreters who are Deaf themselves,
What Does a Medical Sign Language Interpreter Do?
A medical sign language interpreter helps a medical provider to communicate with a patient with hearing loss in various medical facilities. These professionals have bilingual
Hiring the Right American Sign Language Interpreter
The role of a professional sign language interpreter is to facilitate communication between signed & spoken languages. These trained professionals convert spoken language, such as
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