We've been to busy enjoying his presence to post, but there's no wrong time to celebrate the fantastic Kevin Dyels! Thanks for joining our team, Kevin! We are thrilled to see where you take us :)
Mosaic Interpreting Services
Translation and Localization
Richmond, Virginia 444 followers
Bringing the Pieces Together
About us
Mosaic Interpreting Services provides sign language interpretation for Deaf and hearing communities. We provide consistent, high quality interpreters that reflect client preferences and needs. We sponsor events that promote community and provide safe spaces for novice interpreters to stretch their wings. Utilizing the most current research, and with an aim to increase diverse representation in our field, we host an internship to bridge the gap from interpreter education to certification.
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www.mosaicinterpretingservices.com
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- Industry
- Translation and Localization
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Richmond, Virginia
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2017
- Specialties
- ASL, American Sign Language, access, CART, captioning, interpreting, typewell, inclusion, consulting, translation, video interpreting, onsite interpreting, designated interpreter, travel interpreting , outdoor interpreting, mentoring, and adventure interpreting
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Richmond, Virginia 23228, US
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Thank you Deaf Equality!
This video is an ASL translation of the Plain Language Explainer from Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund (DREDF) about the case Texas v. Becerra. In the explainer, we break down the key issues and how Section 504 is at risk.
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Disability Rights are under attack. Call your reps, tell your stories, and believe in the contributions of those in the Disability community.
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Hi All, Things are getting wild out there, and I wanted to take a minute to address it. As a former contractor, I have been getting emails from DC-based agencies saying that they will no longer work with interpreters who do not remove their pronouns from their email signatures, Zoom names, usked, etc. I am incredibly disappointed. In my mind, one function of prominent pronouns is to show members of the queer community that they are welcome in a space. It took me more than 30 years to realize that *I* am queer, and the spaces that have allowed me to explore that part of my identity have been truly game changing. When vitriol is flying, it's even more important to me to be an openly welcoming space to marginalized communities--and frankly--myself. I have not spent a decade in therapy to cover over part of myself, and I want others to know that they are also safe to bring their human parts here. If you have any questions or concerns, or want to talk through anything, please let me know. It's important to me that everyone here feels safe and welcome; we are so much better *because* we bring a range of experiences and identities. We are a true Mosaic :) Hearts and high fives, emily