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Accurate and insured Sign Language - ASL/English Interpreting services for medical and legal appointments, meetings, and events in Northern California. GSA, CMAS, Woman owned, California certified Small Micro Business.
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How do I find an ASL (Sign language) Interpreter?
When I first started working at an interpreting services agency in Sonoma County, there was no cohesiveness of services. Businesses and institutions that needed interpreting more often than not, called individual interpreters to try and set up services. In doing this, they had no idea how to discern between a qualified and unqualified interpreter. For example, many of the area hospitals had a list of "signers" posted near the phone in their emergency room intake area. The staff pe... READ MORE Posted January 11, 2011 at 02:38 PMOur winter party December 18th
Every year in December Signing Santa comes to town. Deaf and hard-of-hearing people from 90 days to 90 years-old, sit with him and tell him their wishes. The sight of a young child, eyes wide, signing "Santa understands me!" makes planning this party more than worth the effort. Cookies, appetizers, and hot cider are provided for the Deaf community and their friends and families. Everyone gets a raffle ticket when they walk in the door. Prizes include sign language DVDs, gift baskets, and... READ MORE Posted November 15, 2010 at 12:30 PMDeaf People of Color Conference, 2010
Deaf People of Color Conference Portland Oregon -"Hands Joined, Signs United, Colors Flying." What an honor to attend the Deaf People of Color Conference in Portland! According to their website:"This first-of-its-kind conference focused on the concerns and challenges faced by Deaf people of color—African-American, American Indian, Latino/Hispanic, Asian-American, biracial, and multiracial—all of whom have traditionally been under-represented, even invisible, constituencies. There was also an ... READ MORE Posted July 01, 2010 at 10:35 AMCommunique Sign Language Interpreting Connections
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I'd like to know where there is a church for the deaf in Santa Rosa, CA. I recenty started taking ASL classes and am intested in attending a church service.
By on October 20, 2010Hi Patricia, There is one Deaf church in Santa Rosa and two other churches that have sign language interpreting services. You may find those at our website: www.communiqueinterpreting.com and then clicking on the "Community" tab on the top of the page and then the "community calendar" listing under that tab. Best of luck with your ASL classes. That calendar also lists other Deaf and community events that you may be interested in. Best of luck with your ASL classes! Cris
November 15, 2010
