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10/15/2025
This quote reminds us why captions matter. They’re not just a convenience. Captions are a lifeline for millions of people experiencing hearing loss. When we make communication accessible, we open the door to connection, inclusion, and empowerment.
At Caption Pros, we believe no one should be left out of the conversation.
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10/13/2025
October is Women’s Small Business Owner’s Month! Caption Pros is proud to be a captioner-owned, woman-owned small business. Celebrate with us by engaging with a women-owned business this month!
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10/10/2025
It’s World Mental Health Day! We recognize that mental health is a multifaceted issue influenced by numerous factors. Our world can often feel overwhelming and isolating, especially in environments that lack inclusivity and understanding. This lack of acceptance and support can exacerbate mental health challenges, making it crucial to foster a community where everyone feels valued and heard.
Join Caption Pros in making the world more accessible and inclusive for everyone!
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10/08/2025
Captions aren't just words on a screen. They're a lifeline for many with ADHD. During National ADHD Awareness Month, let's celebrate the power of captions. They help people stay focused, improve comprehension, and make information more accessible. Everyone wins when captions are available.
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10/06/2025
Although hearing is one of the five human senses, it’s easy to take for granted. You can take steps now to protect your ears for decades. Hearing loss due to loud noises and other lifestyle habits is preventable. Learn more about preventable hearing loss and take some steps to protect your hearing today. Continue reading: https://bit.ly/3sraIkl
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10/03/2025
This October is the 80th anniversary of National Disability Employment Awareness Month. Caption Pros proudly celebrates the value workers with disabilities add to workplaces across America. Join us in advocating for more inclusive and accessible work environments, ensuring everyone has a seat at the table. This year's NDEAM theme, Celebrating Value and Talent, emphasizes the value and talent American workers with disabilities add to our workplaces and economy. Learn more by visiting the link in our bio!
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10/01/2025
Today is , and we’re here to remind you that everyone deserves to enjoy the beat! While music is a universal language, those with hearing loss often miss out on lyrics and other spoken content while at live performances. Live captions bridge that gap, making concerts more accessible, inclusive, and immersive for all.
Have you ever attended a concert with live captions? Tell us what it meant to you in the comments below!
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09/29/2025
From September 15th to October 15th, we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month! This is a time to honor the Hispanic community's vibrant culture and rich history, along with recognizing the unique challenges faced by Latinx individuals with hearing loss.
One way to participate this month is by learning more. We challenge you to take time to read the article from Supporting Success for Children with Hearing Loss, Deafness and Hispanic Heritage Month: A Cultural and Linguistic Journey. The article shares the complexities of navigating multiple languages and hearing loss and highlights influential Deaf individuals with Hispanic heritage.
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09/26/2025
Hearing loss affects countless individuals, yet many accessibility challenges remain in our communities, from website usability to workplace accommodations. Additionally, a significant number of people with hearing loss remain untreated. ⠀
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09/24/2025
Creating accessible environments starts with being informed. Every employee, student, or guest prefers different communication tools and accommodations. By learning what options are available, like captioning, interpreters, alternative text, and more, you can empower yourself and others to ask for the necessary accommodations needed to foster an inclusive space.
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09/23/2025
We'd like to recognize the importance of sign language in today's world. Sign languages, like spoken languages, are how Deaf people communicate. Over 70 million people around the globe use sign language as their primary form of communication, and that number is growing every day.
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09/19/2025
By eliminating accessibility barriers and offering resources like captions, we can ensure accessibility for all. It’s crucial that everyone has a seat at the table.
What actions can you take to improve accessibility in your workplace? Join CaptionPros in our mission to advocate for better accessibility for all!
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With one out of every seven people having some degree of hearing loss, captioning by Caption Pros provides communication access. By providing instantaneous speech-to-text, it benefits all participants. Make your event accessible by adding realtime captioning.
Meet Jennifer
Based in Scottsdale, Arizona, but providing captioning services all over the country, Caption Pros is owned and led by award-winning captioner Jennifer Schuck, FAPR, RDR, CRC.
Jen had been a court reporter for over 10 years when she transitioed into captioning in 2004. With her extensive knowledge of the industry on all fronts, she has served on national boards, competed in and won international realtime writing events. She was inducted as a Fellow of the Academy of Professional Reporters in 2016. She has worked to enhance industry standards by co-chairing the CART Ethics Task Force for the National Court Reporters Association which created the Code of Ethics for captioners. Jen is passionate about captioning and providing accurate, quality services to those who rely on it.
For over a decade, Jennifer has been providing realtime captions for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. Not limited by location or technology, she delivers captions for television broadcasts, live events remotely and on-site, as well as provides CART captioning in the classroom, the boardroom, and beyond. Jen is a supporter of the Hearing Loss Association of America. Her company sponsors the Arizona Walk4Hearing each year which raises money to help support those with hearing loss.
