Signs2go Interpreting & Support Services, LLC

04/15/2026

This ZOOM Workshop looks amazing!

04/15/2026

One of my favorite Deaf performers!

04/10/2026

Love Justin Perez and his Visual Vernacular (V V). Not sure where this event is yet, but I will share when I find out!

04/09/2026

We’re back for another Deaf Coffee Chat! ☕️

Valerie, one of our Access Specialists, will present about communication access in emergencies and how it is a protected right. Grab your coffee or tea, sip, and chat with us.

🗓️ Friday, April 17, 2026
⏰ 7:00PM - 8:00PM
📍Coffee Shop, 8026 Park Lane, Dallas, TX 75231
🤟 Presented in ASL and open to all
📧 For inquiries, please email us at access@dactexas.org



—IMAGE DESCRIPTION: A flyer with a white background.

A subtitle text: “A DAC PRESENTATION”

A header photo showing an EMERGENCY sign.

A title text: “DEAF COFFEE CHAT” next to a coffee cup with two hands holding coffee cups and a text section: “Let’s Chat About: ‘Effective Communication During an Emergency”

A section text: “In an emergency, communication becomes a life‑safety issue. If we cannot hear instructions, cannot understand responders, or cannot communicate their symptoms or needs, the consequences can be severe. Emergencies can occur without warning, and effective communication is essential to ensure safety, understanding, and an appropriate response. Individuals with communication barriers — including those who are Deaf, hard of hearing, have limited English proficiency, or have speech or cognitive disabilities — must still be able to receive information and express their needs. Communication access is not optional; it is a protected right. Ensuring access is not optional — it is a legal requirement and a moral responsibility.”

There is a section of four lines.

In the first line and next to a handshake icon is a text “Friday, April 17, 2026”

In the second line and next to a clock icon is a text “7:00PM - 8:00PM”

In the third line and next to a location pin icon is a text “8026 Park Lane, Dallas, TX 75231”

In the fourth line and next to an email icon is a text “access@dactexas.org”

There is a row showing from the left to the right: the DAC logo, four social media logos (Instagram, Facebook, Linkedin and YouTube), Valerie Barker’s professional headshot, and a smaller section of text: “Presented in ASL and by: VALERIE BARKER, Deaf and Hard of Hearing Access Specialist”

There is a row of line reading, “ADVOCACY. COMMUNICATION. EMPOWERMENT.”

At the very bottom is the funding line that reads, “Access - Funded by HHSC Office of Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services and The Dallas Foundation.”

04/09/2026

04/09/2026

04/09/2026

Join us this Friday for an interactive dinner presentation designed for tenants with disabilities to better understand how to request accommodations, prevent unlawful evictions, and maintain stable housing. 🏡🔑

🍽️ Bring your own meal (BYOM) and come ready to learn, connect and advocate for your rights as tenants.

🗓️ Friday, April 10th, 2026
⏰ 6:30PM - 8:00PM
📍DAC, 3110 Cedarplaza Ln, Dallas, TX 75235
🤟 Presented in ASL and open to all
📧 For inquiries, please email us at access@dactexas.org







—IMAGE DESCRIPTION: A flyer with a dark blue background.

A subtitle text: “A DAC PRESENTATION”

A title text: “Don’t Get Pushed Out: ADA Protections Every Tenant Should Know” next to a graphic icon of a paper on a clipboard next to a key.

A section text: “This interactive dinner presentation is designed for tenants with disabilities to understand how to request accommodations, prevent unlawful evictions,
and maintain stable housing when disability-related needs arise.
BYOM (Bring Your Own Meal)!
Presentation starts at 7:00PM.”

There is a section of four lines.

In the first line and next to a handshake icon is a text “Friday, April 10, 2026”

In the second line and next to a clock icon is a text “6:30PM - 8:00PM”

In the third line and next to a location pin icon is a text “3110 Cedarplaza Ln, Dallas, TX 75235”

In the fourth line and next to an email icon is a text “access@dactexas.org”

There is a row showing from the left to the right: the DAC logo, four social media logos (Instagram, Facebook, Linkedin and YouTube), Valerie Barker’s professional headshot, and a smaller section of text: “Presented in ASL and by: VALERIE BARKER, Deaf and Hard of Hearing Access Specialist”

There is a row of line reading, “ADVOCACY. COMMUNICATION. EMPOWERMENT.”

At the very bottom is the funding line that reads, “Access - Funded by HHSC Office of Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services and The Dallas Foundation.”

04/09/2026

Gallaudet announces a new Associate's degree in Pre-Translation Studies—a new pathway for students who want to become sign language interpreters https://gallaudet.edu/interpretation-and-translation/a-a-in-pre-translation/gallaudet-announces-new-associates-degree-in-pre-translation-studies/