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Is your company accessible and inclusive? A great place to start is ensuring that people with disabilities can understan...
11/25/2025

Is your company accessible and inclusive? A great place to start is ensuring that people with disabilities can understand your security protocols. Plan for emergencies with visual notifications in addition to auditory alerts. Emergency alarms and warning sirens leave deaf employees vulnerable and at risk.

Download our e-book, “A Guide to Creating Accessibility in the Workplace,” for free: https://bit.ly/3dVNAJK

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Slide 1: Graphic with organic shapes and the text, "Workplace Emergency Protocol For Accessibility" With the Caption Pros logo. ⠀
Slide 2: Illustration of an emergency light with the text, "Visual & auditory notifications."⠀
Slide 3: Illustration of a phone with an alert box and the tex, "Text/email alert system."⠀
Slide 4: Illustration of two people jumping and clasping hands with the text, "Implement a 'buddy system.'"⠀
Slide 5: Illustration of a stack of books with the text, "Review the protocols regularly with employees."

We understand that accessibility isn’t simply about meeting requirements or being compliant. It’s about making sure peop...
11/22/2025

We understand that accessibility isn’t simply about meeting requirements or being compliant. It’s about making sure people can connect. That’s why we’re passionate about providing captioning, because creating inclusive spaces matters. Join Caption Pros in taking intentional steps to foster a space where people can fully participate and create meaningful connections!

Learn more about how we can help you: https://bit.ly/2nRMW5G

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In honor of Inspirational Role Models Month, and wanted to highlight a few notable individuals who’ve made strides in th...
11/21/2025

In honor of Inspirational Role Models Month, and wanted to highlight a few notable individuals who’ve made strides in the name of inclusion and representation.

Dr. Glenn B. Anderson is the first Black Deaf person to earn a doctoral degree in the United States. After earning his undergraduate degree from Gallaudet University, he continued his studies with a master’s degree from the University of Arizona. In 1982, Dr. Anderson received his doctorate in rehabilitation counseling from New York University. After finishing his education, Dr. Anderson went on to work in advocacy for the Deaf community, focusing on education for Deaf adults. Eventually, Dr. Anderson served at the appointment of President George W. Bush on the National Council for Disability.

Alice Wong was an accomplished disability activist from San Francisco, California. She was the founder and director of the Disability Visibility Project, host and producer of the Disability Visibility podcast, and a former member of the National Council on Disability. She continued to amplify disability media and culture across diverse platforms until her recent passing in November 14, 2025.

Emily Ladau is a disability rights advocate and the author of “Demystifying Disability: What to Know, What to Say, and How to be an Ally.” Emily continues to dedicate her career to advocating for accessibility and encouraging thoughtful conversations around disability.

These are just a few inspirational leaders who have used their talents to make a real impact in creating a more inclusive world.

Learn how Caption Pros can help you make a difference: https://bit.ly/2nRMW5G

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Many organizations are rethinking how they define accessibility. Unfortunately, captioning often remains an afterthought...
11/20/2025

Many organizations are rethinking how they define accessibility. Unfortunately, captioning often remains an afterthought—if it’s considered at all. By integrating live captioning from the start of your planning process, you’re not just complying with accessibility standards; you’re building trust, safety, and inclusion into the foundation of your event. Inclusion isn’t something you can retroactively add. It’s something you intentionally build from day one.

Learn more about our captioning services: https://bit.ly/2nRMW5G

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Illustration of a person with a prosthetic leg sitting on a large blue block that displays the text “Rethink Accessibility at Your Next Event,”

A study by Preply shows that the most frequent users of subtitles and captions are actually Gen Z (70%), followed by Mil...
11/18/2025

A study by Preply shows that the most frequent users of subtitles and captions are actually Gen Z (70%), followed by Millennials (53%), Gen X (38%), and, lastly, Baby Boomers (35%). This could be due to many reasons, including:

- Younger generations consume more video content than previous generations.
- Content creators view captions as an additional creative outlet.
- With increased attention on inclusivity and accessibility, hearing loss is becoming less stigmatized within our culture.

Read more: https://bit.ly/3X54NSK

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illustration of three people using mobile devices with the text, "Who is most likely to use captions?"

American Sign Language interpreters are the right accommodation for individuals whose first language is ASL. However, no...
11/08/2025

American Sign Language interpreters are the right accommodation for individuals whose first language is ASL. However, not everyone with hearing loss knows sign language. Captions allow late-deafened individuals or those who wear cochlear implants and don’t know sign language to have access to effective communication.

Learn more about the benefits of captions: https://bit.ly/3PwPEIg

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Illustration of a question mark with the text, "FAQ: I am hiring ASL interpreters. Why do I also need captioning?"

November is Gratitude Month, the perfect opportunity to show appreciation for those around you.A simple way to foster an...
11/04/2025

November is Gratitude Month, the perfect opportunity to show appreciation for those around you.

A simple way to foster an inclusive culture is to express gratitude to your employees. Recognizing their hard work will make them feel valued and needed, strengthening team dynamics and paving the way for a more positive and productive environment. It starts with a simple “thank you.”

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Illustration of a diverse group of individuals, expressing gratitude with the text, ”Gratitude inspires inclusion."

Caption Pros is a proud supporter and sponsor of the Hearing Loss Association of America’s Arizona Walk4Hearing every ye...
10/31/2025

Caption Pros is a proud supporter and sponsor of the Hearing Loss Association of America’s Arizona Walk4Hearing every year! HLAA provides assistance and resources for people with hearing loss and their families to learn how to adjust to living with hearing loss.

Donate: https://bit.ly/3Xb7zGZ

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From everyone at Caption Pros, we hope your Halloween is spooktacular! Stay safe and have fun!ALT:Illustration of people...
10/31/2025

From everyone at Caption Pros, we hope your Halloween is spooktacular! Stay safe and have fun!

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Halloween can be scary for parents of children with hearing loss. Here are a few Halloween safety tips to consider.ALT:S...
10/30/2025

Halloween can be scary for parents of children with hearing loss. Here are a few Halloween safety tips to consider.

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Slide 1: Graphic of organic shapes and the Caption Pros logo with the text, "Halloween safety for children with hearing loss."
Slide 2: Icon of an ear with a hearing aid and the text, "Check hearing aids before the festivities."
Slide 3: Icon of a mask with a smiling face and the text, "Consider a costume without a mask."
Slide 4: Icon of a ghost trying on their costume and the text, "Have them try on their costume ahead of time."
Slide 5: Icon of a roll of tape with the text, "Add reflective tape to their costume."
Slide 6: Icon of three pumpkins grouped together and the text, "Make sure they travel in a group."
Slide 7: Icon of a flashlight shining with the text, "Give them a flashlight."
Slide 8: Icon of a badge with the text, "Consider putting a name badge on them to let strangers know they are deaf or have hearing loss."

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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.