Deaf Access Solutions, Washington D.C., DC (2025)

08/13/2025

Today DAS honors George William Veditz.

Image Description:
Social media post with a blue theme titled “Deaf History Spotlight! Today we remember.” On the left is a tribute to George William Veditz (August 13, 1861 – March 12, 1937), highlighting his role as NAD President and his 1913 film Preservation of the Sign Language, a landmark in Deaf history and ASL advocacy. On the right is a black-and-white portrait of Veditz in a suit, looking slightly to the side. The DAS logo appears at the bottom.

08/06/2025

DAS honors Lottie Louise Riekehof

Image Description:
Social media graphic titled “Deaf History Spotlight! Today we remember.” On the left side is a tribute to Lottie Louise Riekehof (August 13, 1920 – August 6, 2020). The text honors her as a pioneering ASL interpreter, author, and curriculum developer who helped establish one of the first Interpreter Training Programs (ITPs) and taught at Gallaudet University. On the right is a smiling portrait of Lottie Riekehof, wearing glasses and a red blazer. The bottom features the DAS logo.

07/30/2025

DAS is proudly sponsoring the 2025 RID National Conference. We hope to see you there.

Image description- A promotional graphic from DAS announces their sponsorship of the 2025 RID National Conference, taking place in Minneapolis, Minnesota from July 31 to August 3, 2025. The background features a blue-tinted photo of the Minneapolis skyline.
At the top is the DAS logo, followed by white bold text that reads:
“Proud to sponsor the 2025 RID National Conference.”
Below the date and location, the RID conference theme is displayed in a dark banner with arrows and a graphic of two hands signing:
“Now What? EN AVANT! Onward!”
The image closes with a message in bold text at the bottom:
“We look forward to seeing you there!”

07/18/2025

Today, DAS remembers a pioneer who transformed Deaf education in America.

Image description: A graphic with the title “Deaf History Spotlight! Today in 1869” highlights the life and legacy of Laurent Clerc. On the right side is a circular portrait of Clerc, a white man with short dark hair and sideburns, wearing a dark coat and white cravat. Behind the circle is a faded background image of old French architecture. On the left side, a light blue text box reads: “We honor the passing of Laurent Clerc. Born in France and deafened as a toddler, Laurent Clerc became a brilliant teacher and passionate advocate for Deaf education. In 1816, he co-founded the first American school for the Deaf, teaching students and educators while laying the foundation of Deaf education in the U.S. His legacy lives on in every classroom where ASL is used today.” At the bottom is the DAS logo: a white oval with “DAS” in navy letters and a blue border.

07/08/2025

Today's Deaf History Spotlight features Robert F. Panara who helped pave the way for generations of Deaf artists, scholars and leaders.

Image description: A graphic celebrating a historical figure in Deaf history, with the heading “Deaf History Spotlight! Today in 1920.” Below the heading, a blue text box reads:
“Robert F. Panara was born. A pioneer for Deaf education and cultural advocacy, Panara helped found the National Theater of the Deaf and co-founded the National Technological Institute for the Deaf.”
To the right of the text, there are two circular images. The top circle shows a black-and-white photo of a theatrical performer signing on stage. The bottom circle features a smiling elderly man wearing a brown hat, wire-rim glasses, a bow tie, and a gray jacket—this is Robert F. Panara.
At the bottom center of the image is the DAS (Deaf Access Solutions) logo.

07/04/2025

Everyone at DAS wishes you a Happy 4th of July.

Image description: Patriotic 4th of July graphic featuring the Statue of Liberty holding her torch high, with red, white, and gold fireworks lighting up the night sky. A bold American flag waves in the background. Text reads: “Happy 4th of July – USA Independence Day.” DAS logo in the bottom right corner.

06/26/2025

DAS celebrates 50 years of the IDEA.

Image description: A softly blurred classroom scene in the background shows young students with diverse skin tones and clothing styles sitting at desks, raising their hands enthusiastically. Overlaid on the image is a transparent square with text and the DAS logo at the top. The logo is a white oval with “DAS” in black letters and a blue border. Below it, large bold text reads: “Celebrating 50 Years of IDEA.” Centered beneath this, in outlined block font, is “— IDEA —.” Smaller text at the bottom reads: “The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) mandated that public schools create an Individualized Education Program (IEP) for each student with disabilities, including Deaf and hard-of-hearing students, ensuring access to free and appropriate public education.”

06/19/2025

At DAS, we celebrate Juneteenth as a powerful reminder of freedom, resilience, and unity. We encourage you to reflect, learn, support Black communities, and take action in ways that honor the spirit of this day.

Image Description: A circular graphic with a black background and a bold outer ring in red, yellow, and green — colors symbolic of Pan-African pride. Centered at the top is the DAS logo. Below it, bold white text reads: “Celebrate Freedom” and “Juneteenth.” At the bottom center, there are two handprints — one green and one yellow — with a small red heart connecting them at the thumbs. Curved white text at the bottom edge of the circle reads: “You have the power to protect your peace.”

06/15/2025

DAS wishes all the fathers and father-figures a very happy Father's Day.

Image description: A heartfelt Father's Day graphic features five illustrated scenes of father figures interacting with children. These include:
– A man holding a baby,
– A person carrying a child on their shoulders,
– A father reading to a young child,
– A couple cuddling with a baby,
– And a man holding hands with two children.
Blue heart illustrations float above the figures, symbolizing love and care.
Centered in bold blue text is the message: “HAPPY FATHER’S DAY.”
Below that, smaller blue text reads: “Father’s Day holds many stories. Today, we honor everyone who has been a father figure.”
At the bottom center is the DAS logo, representing Deaf Access Solutions.

06/13/2025

Congratulations to NAD on this important milestone.
Image description: A scenic view of the Cincinnati, Ohio skyline at sunset, with warm light reflecting off the buildings and the Ohio River. The historic John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge appears on the left side. At the top left is the DAS logo, a white oval with a blue curve on the left and bottom, and the black letters “DAS” in the center. In the middle of the image is a blue and white label that reads: “Deaf History Spotlight!” Below it, bold text says, “Today in 1880.” The caption reads: “The NAD was established in Cincinnati, Ohio, to advocate for the civil rights of Deaf Americans. It remains one of the oldest and most prominent advocacy organizations for the Deaf in the U.S.”

06/01/2025

Pride is more than the freedom to love who you want—it’s about embracing and celebrating your authentic self, unapologetically. This Pride Month, and every month, we honor the beauty of authenticity and the power of connection.

Image description: A colorful Pride Month graphic features a group of six people standing arm-in-arm, seen from behind. Each person is dressed in a different bold color of the rainbow, symbolizing unity and diversity. Behind them, a textured purple background is overlaid with rainbow streaks that curve outward like rays.
At the top, large white text reads: "HAPPY PRIDE" with rainbow sparkles on either side.
At the bottom of the image, a blue banner displays the DAS logo on the left. Next to it, black text says: "This month, we celebrate that LOVE is LOVE" with “LOVE is LOVE” written in a rainbow gradient font. On the right side of the banner is the Progress Pride flag, representing inclusion of marginalized communities. Small rainbow heart icons decorate each corner of the banner.

05/30/2025

Remote CART services? We got you covered.

Image description: A promotional graphic with a blurred background image of hands typing on a steno machine, symbolizing captioning. At the top, large white text reads: "Enhance accessibility with REMOTE CART SERVICES." Below, a blue text box includes "Our remote CART services deliver cost-effective, real-time captioning that meets federal accessibility standards. Ideal for meetings, events, and more!"
A list of benefits follows:
Cost Savings: Reduce expenses without sacrificing quality.
Versatility: Effective in various settings.
Compliance: Supports federal requirements.
The message ends with: "Unsure if Remote CART fits your needs? Contact us today!"
coordination@deafaccess.com | (202) 391-0074
At the bottom center is the DAS logo in white and blue.

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