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Greetings my friend.

Deaf awareness is all about understanding and appreciating the Deaf community and their experiences. It's not just about recognizing deafness as a disability, but rather celebrating Deaf culture and fostering better communication and inclusion.
Deaf awareness isn't a one-time event; it's an ongoing process of learning and creating a more understanding world for everyone. This means being open to new information and experiences, and constantly reevaluating how you interact with the Deaf community.
Technology has become a double-edged sword when it comes to communication. While it offers incredible tools for connection, it can also introduce new barriers. The good news is, technology itself can bridge many of these communication gaps. We can help you get the most out of your technology or come up with other ideas to make your communication effective.

Being face-to-face allows for smoother exchange of information. The interpreter can pick up on nonverbal cues like body language and facial expressions from both the speaker and the deaf/hard-of-hearing individual, ensuring a more accurate and nuanced interpretation.
Virtual services remove geographical barriers. People in remote areas or with limited mobility can still access qualified ASL interpreters for various situations.
With an interpreter, deaf and hard-of-hearing attendees have the same opportunity to learn, be entertained, or network at the event, just like everyone else.