
It\’s that time of the year to sign up for ASL classes with Leah, classes starts next week!
ASL 1 Tuesdays at 7pm
ASL 2 Thursdays at 7pm
ASL 3 Tuesdays at 11am
ASL 4 Wednesdays at 11am

It\’s that time of the year to sign up for ASL classes with Leah, classes starts next week!
ASL 1 Tuesdays at 7pm
ASL 2 Thursdays at 7pm
ASL 3 Tuesdays at 11am
ASL 4 Wednesdays at 11am
One thing I often ask during training is this: What happens when your environment depends almost entirely on sound? Most people pause for a moment when they really think about it. In workplaces, museums, events, public spaces, and even everyday services, so much information is delivered through announcements, spoken instructions, alarms, names being called out, guided tours, side conversations, or verbal explanations. And because hearing people move through
There’s something exhausting about constantly having to explain why access matters. Not just once, but over and over again. Why an interpreter is needed. Why captions matter. Why sign language access should already be considered before someone walks into the room. Why communication shouldn’t depend on guessing, lipreading, or “trying your best.” For many Deaf people, this starts early. School systems often teach Deaf children to adapt to