Deaf Access Solutions

01/01/2026

As we welcome the New Year, we’re grateful for the partnerships, trust, and collaboration that made this past year meaningful. New beginnings bring fresh opportunities, and we look forward to continuing our work together in the year ahead. Wishing you a happy, healthy, and successful New Year!

Image Description: A bright and celebratory New Year’s greeting from DAS. The background fades from silver to gold, filled with glowing golden bokeh lights that create a joyful, sparkling atmosphere. The DAS logo appears near the top, with large, radiant text below reading, “HAPPY NEW YEAR! 2026” in bold gold lettering. The design conveys excitement, hope, and positivity—celebrating new beginnings and looking forward to a shining year ahead.

12/26/2025

Warm wishes for a meaningful Kwanzaa from the DAS team. May this season be filled with reflection, community, and joy.

Image description: A festive Kwanzaa graphic shows seven tall candles burning in a kinara. From left to right, the candles are three red, one black in the center, and three green, symbolizing the Kwanzaa colors. The candles are lit with steady flames against a warm brown background. Centered over the candles is the text “Happy Kwanzaa” in large white lettering. Below, smaller text reads, “May this season remind us of our power when we stand together in unity and purpose.” The image is framed with a red, gold, and black patterned border inspired by African textiles. At the bottom center is a blue-and-white oval logo that reads “DAS.”

12/25/2025

However you celebrate this season, all of us at DAS are sending warm wishes your way.

Image Description- A cheerful holiday greeting card from DAS featuring a festive background of colorful Christmas ornaments, stars, and swirls on a beige backdrop. At the center, a white rectangular box outlined in red reads, “From our family to yours, Merry Christmas” in bright red text. The DAS logo appears below the message. The design feels joyful and inviting, celebrating the warmth, togetherness, and holiday spirit of the season.

12/14/2025

Wishing you a Happy Hanukkah. May the season bring light, hope, and peace.

Image Description: A photograph of a lit Hanukkah menorah with nine candles burning brightly. The menorah is dark metallic and rests on a wooden surface. The background is softly blurred with warm golden lights and sparkles, creating a festive glow. The text on the image reads, “Happy Hanukkah.” In the upper right corner is the Deaf Access Solutions (DAS) logo.

12/10/2025

Honoring International Human Rights Day.


Image Description: A colorful, multi-hued cupped hands reach inward from all sides to overlap and together form the elongated circle of a large centered light bulb bearing the text "December 10 – International Human Rights Day." Below the hands is the DAS logo on the bottom left, with the statement on the bottom right stating "DAS stands committed to ensuring every person has a voice, access, and respect because humanity is strongest when everyone's rights are honored."

12/03/2025

DAS is here to help with your remote interpreting needs. Reach out to info@deafaccess.com for more information.

Image Description: A professional advertisement from DAS promoting remote ASL interpreting. The DAS logo appears at the top above bold text reading, “Need ASL Interpreters? Remote interpreters available now!” A photo shows a business meeting with a man presenting and a laptop displaying a sign language interpreter on a video call. Text below reads: “RID-certified professionals available on any virtual platform, any time. Send requests to info@deafaccess.com.” The design is clean and modern, emphasizing accessibility and professionalism.

12/02/2025

One of the kindest people ever. It is rare to find someone with a heart as big as Steve's was. He will be missed.

If you would like to make a donation in his honor, friends and family have shared this:
Donations in memory of ASL interpreter Stephen Frank can be made to the Interpreter Preparation Program Fund at the Community College of Baltimore County.

Mail checks payable to:
CCBC Foundation, Inc.
c/o Office of Institutional Advancement
7200 Sollers Point Road – Lloyd 245
Baltimore, MD 21222

Note: Interpreter Preparation Program Fund in Memory of Stephen Frank

Or online at Support CCBC - Community College of Baltimore County Foundation (https://foundation.ccbcmd.edu/g/support-ccbc-crowdfunding) Select "Interpreter Preparation Program Fund."
please donate to the Interpreter Preparation Program Fund at the Community College of Baltimore County.

We were deeply saddened to hear the news of Steve's passing. He was a kind and thoughtful person, always ready to support consumers and fellow interpreters. He will be missed dearly. May his memory be a blessing.

Information about his memorial service can be found at https://www.sollevinson.com/memorials/stephen-frank/5662824/ There is also a virtual memorial book on this page. We invite you to share any memories you have of Steve.

Donations in memory of ASL interpreter Stephen Frank can be made to the Interpreter Preparation Program Fund at the Community College of Baltimore County.

Mail checks payable to:

CCBC Foundation, Inc.
c/o Office of Institutional Advancement
7200 Sollers Point Road – Lloyd 245
Baltimore, MD 21222

Note: Interpreter Preparation Program Fund in Memory of Stephen Frank

Or online at Support CCBC - Community College of Baltimore County Foundation (https://foundation.ccbcmd.edu/g/support-ccbc-crowdfunding) Select "Interpreter Preparation Program Fund."


Image description: A memorial graphic with a soft-blue sky background and the heading “In Loving Memory.” At the center is a framed photo of Stephen Frank, smiling warmly in a suit and tie. Beneath the photo, his name appears in script, followed by the message: “A legacy built on service, guided by kindness and connection.”

12/01/2025

We were deeply saddened to hear the news of Steve's passing. He was a kind and thoughtful person, always ready to support consumers and fellow interpreters. He will be missed dearly. May his memory be a blessing.

Information about his memorial service can be found at https://www.sollevinson.com/memorials/stephen-frank/5662824/ There is also a virtual memorial book on this page. We invite you to share any memories you have of Steve.

Donations in memory of ASL interpreter Stephen Frank can be made to the Interpreter Preparation Program Fund at the Community College of Baltimore County.

Mail checks payable to:

CCBC Foundation, Inc.
c/o Office of Institutional Advancement
7200 Sollers Point Road – Lloyd 245
Baltimore, MD 21222

Note: Interpreter Preparation Program Fund in Memory of Stephen Frank

Or online at Support CCBC - Community College of Baltimore County Foundation (https://foundation.ccbcmd.edu/g/support-ccbc-crowdfunding) Select "Interpreter Preparation Program Fund."


Image description: A memorial graphic with a soft-blue sky background and the heading “In Loving Memory.” At the center is a framed photo of Stephen Frank, smiling warmly in a suit and tie. Beneath the photo, his name appears in script, followed by the message: “A legacy built on service, guided by kindness and connection.”

11/27/2025

All of us at DAS wish you a very Happy Thanksgiving.

Image Description: A festive Thanksgiving image featuring a wreath made of small orange pumpkins, figs, red berries, and autumn leaves arranged in a circle against a dark blue background. In the center, warm orange text reads: “From our family to yours, Happy Thanksgiving!” Below the text is the Deaf Access Solutions logo.

11/22/2025

We’d love to see your recommendations for Deaf-owned small businesses!
Tag your favorite shop, artist, cafe, or creator below or share a photo of something you purchased from them! Let’s fill our feed with Deaf talent and community pride ahead of .


The flyer has an autumn theme with colorful leaves, pumpkins, and mushrooms framing a beige notepad-style background. At the top, bold brown text reads: “Small Business Saturday – 29 November 2026.” Below that, in elegant script, it says: “Join us in supporting Deaf-Owned Small Businesses.” To the left of this text is the DAS logo, which includes a blue swoosh and the letters “DAS” in black capital letters. Beneath the text is a wide photo showing a large, diverse group of people posing together indoors — the image is labeled: “Image credit: ‘Vendors – Washington, DC – 2023’ by deafopia.com/deaf-owned-businesses/” The overall design has a friendly, festive fall appearance, emphasizing community and support for Deaf entrepreneurs.

11/11/2025

Today, DAS proudly honors our veterans for their service and sacrifice.

Image description:
A warm tribute image honoring veterans. In the foreground, a pair of tan military boots and dog tags rest against a backdrop of the American flag. The text reads, “Thank You Veterans.” The image is framed with a blue border decorated with stars and confetti. At the bottom center is a white oval logo with the letters “DAS” in black text.