SignNexus

American Sign Language interpreting + Realtime Captioning (CART) Services.

Partnering with organizations of all sizes to effectively accommodate the varying language needs and personal identities of those who are Deaf, DeafBlind, and Hard of Hearing. Committed to setting the standard for excellence and efficiency as providers of professional communication services for individuals who are Deaf, DeafBlind, and Hard of Hearing. Our sign language interpreters and captioning providers are all individually screened, then hand selected for jobs that best utilize their skill and experience. They are professional, timely, and always available to answer questions or mediate any issues which may arise before, during, and after each assignment. Our team offers resources and guidance for those who request communication access services to help ensure a smooth process. Our agency maintains an inclusive roster of providers who are highly skilled in their field, experienced in specialized settings, and committed to facilitating effective communications for both Deaf and hearing clientele. Our interpreters reflect the diverse cultural and religious backgrounds of the Deaf community, including Deaf Interpreters, those who identify as Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC), and proud LGBTQ+ providers. We are dedicated to connecting Deaf, DeafBlind, or Hard of Hearing consumers with providers who match their language needs and accurately represent their personal identities.

08/21/2020

"A lot of people are probably wondering if your DeafBlind how are you communicating? So to access information around me I use one of my strongest senses. My sense of touch."

In ordinary times, people with disabilities are regularly confronted with ableism, or in the words of Disability Rights Lawyer Haben Girma, "the widespread assumption that...

07/26/2020

Today we commemorate 30 years of the Americans with Disabilities Act! On July 26, 1990 the ADA was signed into law. Follow and on social media and check out our blog to learn more:
https://www.signlanguagenyc.com/celebrating-30-years-of-the-ada/

07/23/2020

List of virtual events to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act! (via New York City Mayor's Office for People with Disabilities)

Welcome to our list of events to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. MOPD is working with community partners to organize virtual events throughout the month of July. We will be regularly updating this list so please check back here as we add more to it.

07/15/2020

"Since 1990, groups and individuals within the Disability Community have worked, advocated, litigated, protested, and lobbied to make incredible advancements toward equal access with the support of the ADA. " Celebrating 30 years this month!

On July 26, 1990 the Americans with Disabilities Act was signed into law. This landmark legislation was designed to recognize and protect the rights of disabled citizens to have the same access and opportunity in this country as anyone else. This includes opportunities in education and employment, a...

05/26/2020

It's critical that hospitals are on the forefront of ADA accessibility at this time! This should not be happening "If she ends up in the hospital with covid-19, she’s out of luck: Everyone will be masked, and she won’t have her husband at her side to interpret."

For the hard-of-hearing, a special struggle in this time of face coverings.

05/14/2020

Deaf Sea Turtle Biologist, Jennifer Reilly shares her fascinating professional experience working for the Loggerhead Marinelife Center! 🐢 (via DeafNation)

DeafNation LIVE: Deaf Sea Turtle Biologist, Jennifer Reilly shares her fascinating professional experience working for the Loggerhead Marinelife Center. Live...

05/06/2020

We are still accepting applications for the Interpreter Coordinator position! https://rid.org/listings/show-listings/25268/interpreter-coordinator-at-lc-interpreting-services/for-profit-organizations/

04/17/2020

LCIS owner Lydia Callis will chatting business and interpreting with Greyson Van Pelt on his Instagram Live TONIGHT at 7:00pm ~ https://www.instagram.com/greysondale/

Come hang out! 🤟

04/08/2020

LC Interpreting Services is now accepting applications for Interpreter Coordinator. Please check the link for more information and follow the instructions to apply! 🤟 https://rid.org/listings/show-listings/25268/interpreter-coordinator-at-lc-interpreting-services/for-profit-organizations/

04/03/2020

"Those with hearing loss may need accommodations to access communication for medical appointments, attorney meetings, educational opportunities, utility companies, employment meetings, training programs, press conferences and public announcements, or various social services." Even while we practice social distancing!

The Americans with Disabilities Act passed in 1990 guarantees Deaf and Hard of Hearing Americans the right to access communication in their everyday lives. Those with hearing loss may need accommodations to access communication for medical appointments, attorney meetings, educational opportunities,....

03/30/2020

"Going to the hospital will be very different during the pandemic." How can and Hard of Hearing individuals be empowered around their medical care at this time? National Association of the Deaf - NAD explains

COVID-19: Medical Communication Access for Deaf and Hard of Hearing HTML Accessible During the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, how will you be able to talk to doctors, nurses and others at the hospital? This guide is to help you get ready for your hospital visit. Going to the hospital will be ve...

03/18/2020

Watch Ready New York: COVID-19 for information on how to make a plan, gather supplies, stay informed, and more (with ASL + captions)

03/16/2020

03/11/2020

Deaf-accessible COVID-19 information in ASL with captions from California Department of Public Health

03/09/2020

There are two Deaf Film Camp Camperships and also two Deaf STEM Camperships for Persons of Color to attend this summer's Deaf Film Camp at Camp Mark Seven

The Mark Seven Deaf Foundation is pleased to announce the availability of two Deaf Film Camp Camperships and also two Deaf STEM Camperships for Persons of Color to attend this summer's DFC camp. Interested POC campers who would love to go can submit their applications for the DFC or Deaf STEM camperships at this website: https://campmark7.org/deaf-campership-application-for-perso…. Deadline: April 24, 2020

03/06/2020

"Many brave and dedicated deaf women have made invaluable contributions to modern society, despite the odds against them. This powerful minority group has fought against a culture that seeks to silence them— constantly challenging people’s assumptions of who Deaf women are, and what they are supposed to be."

Don't forget to follow along with Deaf Women United all month for MORE!

Many brave and dedicated deaf women have made invaluable contributions to modern society, despite the odds against them. This powerful minority group has...

02/17/2020

If you wanted to attend the Feb. 7 conversation with artist Chris Sun Kim in NYC, but your were not able to make it, good news! A video of the event can be found on YouTube Eyebeam

Eyebeam - Friday, February 7th 2020 - the third in a series of intimate conversations between celebrated curator Barbara London, and artists she has worked w...

02/13/2020

Upcoming Interpreter Training Opportunity:

"This training has been specifically developed for bilingual staff, new aspiring or working freelance/contract interpreters interested in community, educational or healthcare interpreting; e.g. hospitals and clinics, behavioral health, schools and colleges, department of social services, domestic violence, housing, public safety, children services, vocational rehabilitation, etc."

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LC Interpreting Service provides high quality interpreting services in American Sign Language, Spanish Sign Language, and International Sign. Services are available in all five boroughs of New York City, Westchester county, and New Jersey. LCIS provides transcription services for those who do not use sign language or prefer text translations in certain circumstances. We also offer private ASL lessons, interpreter mentoring, and cultural competency training for organizations and businesses. Here at LCIS, we strive to make the process of requesting an interpreter simple and comprehensive. We want hearing clients and deaf consumers to truly connect, so we’re willing to go that extra mile. LCIS provides resources and guidance for those who request sign language interpreting services, and we incorporate cultural competency training along the way. _____________________________________ My name is Lydia Callis, and I am a RID nationally certified American Sign Language Interpreter. I am also an advocate for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community. I founded LC Interpreting Services with the goal of consistently providing high quality, culturally-competent sign language interpreters. American sign language is my passion and connecting people is my purpose! I’m humbled to serve both the Deaf and hearing communities through ASL interpreting services, ASL training, ASL mentoring, and active Deaf/ HoH advocacy. contact: info@lcinterpretingservices.com