Colorado Association of the Deaf

01/14/2026

Breakdown on CAD President’s Report to the Community 2025

01/14/2026

PRESIDENT'S REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 2025
This is a complete video with a vlog on each slide. Please do make yourself comfortable and watch this presentation. We will make a series of posts for each slide so you can get the breakdown. Deaf Communities in Colorado need to be informed about CAD.

12/03/2025

Great job opportunity! This camp is one of our best memories and we hope to see more memories being made at ASPEN deaf camp!

12/03/2025

Two deaf leaders from CAD and DWC share message about importance of collaboration.

12/03/2025

Deaf Leaders,

Please don’t miss this incredible opportunity of accessible leadership development and collaboration!

Apply! Message me if you need help or questions about it this opportunity!

11/13/2025

Hello Deaf Communities in Colorado!

The High School State Finals! We have a young deaf player on the team competing for the championship in Colorado Springs on Saturday, November 15, at 6:00pm!

He and his family wanted to see the deaf community coming together to enjoy a soccer game.

“Seeing deaf people at the stands would be a great moral support for me!”

See you there! More details are on the flyer.

10/01/2025

09/29/2025

07/02/2025

Sign Language Community Interpreter Experience Survey
(For people who reside in Colorado Only)

Deaf Coloradans Study Group wants to hear from YOU! Share your experience with ASL interpreters in Colorado. Your story matters. This survey is for Deaf, DeafBlind, and hard-of-hearing ASL community members.

All information will be kept confidential and will not be shared without your permission. We are only collecting general statistics. The final question is more personal and may be requested for the possibility of sharing with outside groups, but only with your consent.
https://forms.gle/AYZJwAmHNPGEEU9y6

(This isn't related to any scientific research that required IRB.)

Transcript:
Hello to the deaf community of the State of Colorado. I need your help. My team and I are working on a project to collect your stories and experiences with accessibility and sign language interpreters.

Why? Because the system isn’t working the way it should. We know it. You’ve been there. I’ve been there. Do we want the system to stay the same, or can we make it better for Deaf Coloradans?

Don’t forget: no action means nothing will change.
We’re collecting information through a simple form with questions. This is not about blaming anyone. It’s about showing the big picture. So the state can see where and how things can improve.

Please fill it out for the sake of the Deaf community in Colorado. Share it with your fellow deaf people. This is about solidarity. When we come together, our presence is stronger.
Your information will be fully confidential. We’ll also share the findings later, once everything is collected.

Let’s be the reason the system gets better.

04/30/2025

Attention Deaf Coloradans!
Big news—Colorado’s Workforce Centers are now offering ASL Video Remote Interpreting through Aira to support Deaf job seekers!

This means you can access employment services directly in ASL at Workforce Centers across the state, a major win for accessibility and employment equity.

Learn more about how to use this service and find participating locations:
https://oit.colorado.gov/accessibility/aira-asl

Please share widely.

Navigate CDLE appointments more easily with Aira ASLAmerican Sign Language is the third-most spoken language in the United States. Everyone deserves equal access to essential state services, and as we work toward a Colorado for All, the State of Colorado is partnering with Aira ASL on a pilot progra...

04/30/2025

Check this out!

(DENVER) — Coloradans visiting Colorado Department of Labor and Employment (CDLE) workforce centers and vocational rehabilitation centers can access free, on-demand American Sign Language (ASL) interpreting services through a new state pilot program using Aira ASL. The free service will be availab...