Did you know that when you hire a sign language interpreter, there is appropriate etiquette? Here are 10 tips for using a sign language interpreter that will ensure a professional, ethical, and pleasant experience for… Read More
September is National Deaf Awareness Month It’s National Deaf Awareness month, and at HASA, we celebrate and support the deaf community. We are working to increase awareness of Deaf issues, people, and culture. While these… Read More
National Deaf History Month National Deaf History Month is recognized and celebrated every year from March 13th to April 15th. During this time, we honor and remember the accomplishments of d/Deaf and hard of hearing… Read More
Black ASL and Its Rich History There is new attention on Black ASL, and its place in history, thanks to new viral videos. Nadia Stewart reports on the growing calls for a deeper understanding, and… Read More
By rethinking and integrating new approaches and services, HASA continues to support our community during the COVID-19 pandemic. Emerging with new solutions, the result allows our most vulnerable clients access to our teletherapy and remote… Read More
How are we doing? I mean, as a society, how are we doing with connecting people to their worlds during a pandemic? I can share that since COVID-19 began, the vision that all populations deserve… Read More
Click here for article on WJZ website RACHAEL CARDIN, WJZ Reporter BALTIMORE (WJZ) — As masks continue to be required in public places, stores and offices that are about to reopen, the deaf community is expressing… Read More
I want to thank reporter Talia Richman for covering the interpreter incident at Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young’s press conference last week (“Baltimore Mayor Young apologizes to deaf community after cutting off ASL interpreter during… Read More
