As Deaf History Month ends today, we have a blog exploring the legacy of Deaf schools and their impact on identity, community, and resilience. We also have a free downloadable PDF that is a checklist of all Deaf school museums. How about making it a bucket list to visit all of them? Read the blog at https://lnkd.in/g-dQ8wGy NOTE: We recognize this list may not be all-inclusive. If you know of a school museum you’d like to see added to the checklist, please share it in the comments! #DeafHistoryMonth #DeafHistory #Deaf #HardOfHearing #DeafSchools #BucketList #ASL #DeafCommunity [Image Description: "...but what is Deaf history without Deaf Schools?" is the header centered. Subheader: "New Blog. A free downloadable PDF. Read on csd.org!" The bottom shows a tinted photo of an old building. Top left corner has "Deaf History Month"; CSD logo on the left."]
Communication Service for the Deaf (CSD)
Non-profit Organization Management
Austin, Texas 9,309 followers
"Cultivating opportunities for success"
About us
Communication Service for the Deaf, Inc. (CSD) is a private, nonprofit organization dedicated to creating and providing technologies and services that benefit the deaf and hard of hearing community. CSD's mission is to create greater opportunities for deaf and hard of hearing individuals to reach their full potential. Through global leadership and the development of innovative technologies, CSD provides tools conducive to a positive and fully integrated life. CSD helps break through the barriers created for deaf and hard of hearing people due to lack of communication access. We understand the importance of effective communication, and we appreciate the value of a qualified interpreter. With staff who know the needs of the deaf and hard of hearing firsthand, CSD has been a leading human services and technology innovator from the very beginning. Past and present employees—as well as our national network of supporters—are invited to join the CSD company group by going to the following link: http://www.linkedin.com/groupRegistration?gid=127823
- Website
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http://www.CSD.org
External link for Communication Service for the Deaf (CSD)
- Industry
- Non-profit Organization Management
- Company size
- 1,001-5,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Austin, Texas
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1975
- Specialties
- sign language interpreting, deaf and hard of hearing services, advocacy, community-based programs, contact center services, video contact centers, telecommunication relay services, creative services, film production, web development, software development, and fundraising
Locations
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Primary
2028 E Ben White Blvd, #240-5250
Austin, Texas 78741, US
Employees at Communication Service for the Deaf (CSD)
Updates
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Did you know that The White House provides #captioning and #ASL interpreting on their youtube channel? Head over to their youtube channel to stay up to date with the latest news! What's also wonderful to see is the use of #CertifiedDeafInterpreters! #DidYouKnow #WhiteHouseNews #AmericanSignLanguage #Captions #YoutubeChannel #PoliticalNews [Image Description: There is a white box, centered. The text is on the upper portion of the graphic: "Did you know? You can watch the White House's daily press briefings and other important announcements in ASL on Youtube. A Certified Deaf Interpreter and captions are always provided. https://lnkd.in/gYjMV3v2." The bottom center has a computer with a snapshot of a press briefing and a certified deaf interpreter on screen. CSD logo is on the top right corner. The graphic has a light blue border.]
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Let's stop for a moment to appreciate American Sign Language, how it brings us connection, stories brought down from generation to generation, the ability to express ourselves naturally in different ways, and more! Whether you used #ASL since birth or found it later in life, we send you a hug as part of the celebration! 🎉 🤟 Happy National ASL Day 🤟 #AmericanSignLanguage #Deaf #HardOfHearing #DeafCommunity #ASLCommunity #NationalASLDay [Image Description: Centered is a white box with drawings of hands signing "happy" and "A-S-L". Above and below it are the text "Happy National ASL Day!" CSD logo is placed centered on top. Outside of the white box is a teal background.]
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So much has evolved in our #DeafHistory and #SignLanguage! What is one piece of technology you appreciate today that helps you have #accessibility as a #Deaf or #HardOfHearing person? As George Veditz says, as long as we're around, we always will have sign language. So, no matter where the future of technology takes us, we'll always be here. #DeafHistoryMonth #DeafCommunity #DeafCulture #ASL #AccessibilityForAll [Image Description: Image Description: A rough textured gray background, 'Deaf History Month' with a cut-out faded echo feel on the top left, a quote on the center-left, "As long as we have deaf people on earth, we will have signs..." - George Veditz, the CSD logo on the bottom left, a circular photo of George Veditz in a suit and glasses taking up the whole half of the graphic on the right.]
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April has arrived, marking the start of Deaf History Month! We want to grab the opportunity to reflect and learn about our rich history and envision a future shaped by our lessons learned. Our past empowers our future. Let's celebrate! Give us a follow to stay tuned for our blog! #DeafHistoryMonth #Deaf #ASL #DeafCulture #DeafCommunity #DeafHistory #FutureOfDeafPeople [Image descriptions of a carousel post set of 2. First image: 3/4 of the post has a gray background with the words "Deaf History Month" centered. CSD logo is placed on the upper left corner. A swipe left icon appears on the bottom right corner. The remaining 1/4 space on the right side shows an blue-tinted vintage photo of a man in a suit, who is George Veditz. Second image: A white box is on the left side with the following text: Why is Deaf History month so important?, This month, we honor and celebrate those who've shaped our history with resilience and achievement, making it a better place for future generations. This month is a time to ensure their stories are never forgotten." Outside of this white box is the header "Deaf History Month" on the right. ]
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📌 NOTE that the Field Operations Program Director and Director must reside in California. All positions are remote. At Communication Service for the Deaf (CSD), we are passionate about everything we do. We would love to have you join our team and contribute your vision to our mission. 💼 Visit csd.org/careers to learn more. #HireDeaf #DeafJobs #TeamCSD #CaliforniaConnect #Deaf #HardOfHearing #DeafJobSeekers [Image Description: "We're Hiring, Open Positions: Field Operations Program Director, Field Operations Director, Administrative Operations Director, Inventory Management Director, Business Development Intern, Apply at CSD.org/careers" CSD logo is on the top left corner. The top right corner is a photo of a smiling man pointing two fingers to the camera. There are dots around the graphic that are CSD logos. They are also bullet points for the list of job openings. The graphic has a thin border on all four sides in blue, green, pink, red-orange and yellow.]
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There is a webinar this Thursday to discuss #DirectVideoCalling and how it changes the future and what it means to be accessible in #CustomerService. If you're looking for ways to be inclusive with your service, this is the webinar to watch. Thursday, March 14, 2023 2:15pm ET Featuring Cameron Papazis (ASL Now Senior Account Executive), Karen Strauss (National Disability Advocate and Author), and Olivia Stein (Director of Videophone Crisis Line Services at Deaf LEAD ) 📌 This webinar is ideal for companies and organizations that are looking to make their customer experiences equitable for Deaf and Hard of Hearing customers. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gjZFFc7m [Image Description: "The Future of Accessible Communication", Live Webinar, Thurs, 14 Mar 2024, 2:15pm - 3pm ET, Do you work in Customer Service? Are you interested in supporting Deaf and Hard of Hearing customers? We have a webinar for you. Hosted by ASL now, a subsidiary of CSD. Details below." The text is all in a dark gray box that is centered. The background is half white and half blue with a tinted CSD logo. CSD's logo is also on the top right corner. ]
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If you're in #CustomerService and working towards #inclusivity, then this is the #webinar for you. Learn how #DirectVideoCalling can support your business. Not sure what #DVC is? Sign up for the webinar below!
📢 Calling all customer service professionals! Don't miss our webinar next week on March 14th. It's where we'll be discussing how Direct Video Calling (DVC) technology can revolutionize your approach to serving Deaf and hard of hearing customers. Our goal for this webinar is to have you leave with: ➡️ A better understanding of the needs and challenges of the Deaf and hard of hearing Community. ➡️ Discovering the transformative power of Direct Video Calling (DVC) technology for the future of accessible communication. ➡️ The ability to Implement best practices to build an inclusive strategy for customer service ➡️ Ready to equip your staff with the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively communicate with Deaf and hard of hearing customers. ➡️ Seeing how partnering with industry leaders and leveraging DVC technology can enhance customer satisfaction and business success. ✴️ Register today to secure your spot: https://lnkd.in/gjZFFc7m #AccessibleCommunication #DirectVideoCalling #CustomerService #Deaf #HardOfHearing #ASL #Equity #Accessibility #DEI
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We bet you didn't know this! Deaf customer service is here with ASL Now. Visit the directory at www.aslnow.com. #DirectVideoCalling #DVC #CustomerServiceInASL #Deaf #HardOfHearing #ASL #CustomerServiceDirectory [Image Description: There is a smartphone with text inside: "Did you know that you could call customer support in ASL? -Need help with some online orders? -Want to pay your balance through the videophone? -Have questions you want to ask in ASL? ASL Now has a list of businesses that provide direct calling in ASL for your needs! Check out the directory on aslnow.com" There is a yellow light blub icon next to the title. Outside of the smartphone is a pink wallpaper and CSD Logo on top.]
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We are pleased to announce that Amanda Whyrick is our new Division President of California Connect at Communication Service for the Deaf (CSD) “As someone who personally benefits from accessible technologies, I know that access to them is crucial to the health and well-being of the user in all aspects of life. I look forward to extending this same privilege to Californians with different accessibility needs." - Amanda Whyrick Learn more about Amanda and her new role at our blog: https://lnkd.in/gfUAdakZ #CaliforniaConnect #TeamCSD #DivisionPresident #AccessibiltyForAll [Image Description: The graphic shows a smiling woman with long brown hair and a tan shirt on the left. The text on the right reads, "Amanda Whyrick, Our new Division President of California Connect." The background shows a white brick wall. On the top are the two logos of CSD and California Connect.]