u/CitizenJosh

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ISO Resource advice for a small Deaf community

A religious group northwest of NW DC has a small Deaf community that relies on their CODAs for interpreters.

They want to make their events and lectures more accessible, but lack the budget.

Since they and Gallaudet are both on the Red line:

  • Are there student programs at Gallaudet that need practicum hours?
  • Are there any DMV-based grants that help small non-profits with ASL costs?
  • Does anyone know of local agencies or freelancers who do pro-bono or "community rate" work?

The current level of inclusion is good, but it has the potential to do more and make these and other families feel even more included.

Any leads or tips would be greatly appreciated.

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u/CitizenJosh — 1 day ago
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This doesn't feel safe. Why does an urban driver need a truck this big?

The truck could run over the bicyclist and not even know it.

u/CitizenJosh — 9 days ago