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02/10/2026

DAS celebrates the life and legacy of Deaf artist Chuck Baird—whose work made ASL visible through art.

Image Description: A social media graphic titled "Celebrating the Life of Deaf Artist Chuck Baird."

Visuals: The background is a soft, multicolored wash of artistic textures. In the center is a square portrait of Chuck Baird, a man with a salt-and-pepper beard and red-rimmed glasses, looking over the frames at the viewer. Below the portrait are his life dates: February 22, 1947 – February 10, 2012. Near the bottom center is the logo for Deaf Access Solutions (DAS).

Key Text Highlights:
Official curator of Deaf Way II art exhibitions at Gallaudet and the Washington DC area in 2002.
Involved with Deaf View Image Art (De’VIA) exhibits throughout the country.
Served as Artist in Residence at over 30 Deaf Schools.
Portrayed life through the lens of American Sign Language.

Featured Artwork: A row of three paintings at the bottom illustrates Baird's signature style of blending ASL handshapes with nature:
Left: A coyote in a desert landscape under a sky where the clouds form a large, signing figure.
Middle: A close-up of a face with a hand held to the mouth, the fingers painted in bright, rainbow colors.
Right: A vast blue ocean where a giant hand emerges from the water, mirroring the shape of a wave.

02/02/2026

RID Certified Interpreters- Don't miss out on work!

Image Description: Blue and gold DAS graphic reading “RID Certified Interpreters!” featuring a silhouette with the word “MISSING.” Message explains that consumers and agencies use RID’s member search to fill work, and encourages interpreters to make sure their RID Registry shows their email, phone number, and city/state. Ends with: “Check your RID Registry visibility today! You'll be glad you did."

02/01/2026

A bold and inspiring social media graphic celebrating Black History Month. The top of the image features curved stripes in red, yellow, and green, symbolizing unity and heritage. The DAS logo appears prominently in the center. Below the logo, text reads, “Celebrating Black History Month” in large, strong lettering, with “Built on Strength. Driven by Excellence.” below. Inside the word “BLACK,” black-and-white portraits of influential historical figures from the Black community are subtly shown. The lower section features three full-color portraits of Black Deaf leaders—Dr. Glenn B. Anderson, Warren “Wawa” Snipes, and Dr. Carolyn McCaskill—set against softly lit backgrounds. Together, they represent leadership, resilience, and pride, honoring those making history today. The overall tone is empowering, respectful, and community-focused, honoring Black excellence and cultural legacy.

01/27/2026

On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, we pause to remember—and to hold space for every story.

Image Description: A memorial graphic for International Holocaust Remembrance Day. A gray Star of David is centered on a light gray stone wall background with soft lighting. Inside the star is a black inverted triangle with gold text.
Text on the image reads: “International Holocaust Remembrance Day.” Inside the triangle: “NEVER AGAIN means remembering EVERYONE including Deaf, Hard of Hearing & DeafBlind Victims.” Bottom text reads: “Click the links in the description to view Deaf / DeafBlind survivor testimonials.”
The Deaf Access Solutions, Inc. logo appears in the bottom left corner.

Links in caption:
https://collections.ushmm.org/search/catalog/irn39665
https://collections.ushmm.org/search/catalog/irn693969

01/24/2026

DAS celebrates the power of education and honors a trailblazer in Deaf education!

Image Description: Teal background social media graphic honoring International Day of Education. At top left is a white oval logo with the black letters “DAS” on a dark blue shadow. Large white text reads: “In Recognition of International Day of Education.” Below: “We Honor Dr. Andrew Jackson Foster III,” followed by “June 27, 1925 – December 3, 1987,” and the quote, “The Father of Deaf Education in Africa.” On the lower left is a formal portrait of Dr. Foster, a Black man smiling, wearing a gray suit jacket, white shirt, and patterned tie. On the right side, white text explains: “Dr. Foster tirelessly established numerous schools and educational programs for the Deaf in these countries (shown on map):” followed by a bulleted list—Benin, Burkina-Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Congo, Ethiopia, Gabon, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Liberia, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Togo, Uganda, Zaire, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. At the bottom right is a map of Africa with multiple countries shaded in dark blue to represent where his work took place.

01/19/2026

On this day, we reflect on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s vision for justice, equality, and dignity for all.

Image description: Graphic honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on behalf of DAS. The image features a painted portrait of Dr. King looking forward with a calm, determined expression. Behind him is a faded illustration of Dr. King speaking at a podium. At the top is the DAS logo on a blue background with red and white accents. Text reads: “Today, we honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy by continuing his work—choosing justice, leading with love, and standing for the dignity of all.” At the bottom, the date reads: January 19, 2026.

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."

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