Platinum sponsors  1120 Walnut Street Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 513-421-ZERO (9376) Cincinnati State Technical and Community College  3520 Central Parkway Cincinnati, Ohio 45223 (513) 569-1500 Cincinnati State Technical and Community College Interpreter Training Program strives to equip students with the knowledge of American Sign Language, cultural diversity within the Deaf community and the ethical framework of the profession.  Deaf Choice, Inc specializes in communication with Deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals and offer two primary services: American Sign Language interpreters and spoken word-to-text captioning (C-Print® and CART). Providing services to the Deaf and hard-of-hearing communities is our specialty, therefore we do not provide interpreters for other foreign languages. Our rates are competitive and almost all our interpreters are nationally certified even though this is not required in the state of Ohio. All have been screened to ensure they are highly experienced and qualified. We are confident that once you have used our services, you will choose to continue using our services over any other in the tri-state area. Deaf Yoga Foundation (fiscal sponsor)  The DeafYoga Foundation is a Deaf-based non-profit organization dedicated to the newest Yoga movement... Deaf Yoga. We are committed to uniting the Deaf and Yoga communities through a variety of networks, offerings and volunteers. In fact, we are 100% volunteer-based 501(c)(3) charitable organization whose mission is to serve as an education and resource center for the global Deaf yoga community and its members, creating and ensuring equal access to the transformative teachings of Yoga. With members worldwide, DYF is a leader in sharing classical yoga texts in American Sign Language (ASL) and a pioneer in the “equal access” movement in Yoga. Our vision includes all peoples, all cultures, all languages, all Yogas and is the living, breathing essence of this practice... UNION.  The Indiana Association of the Deaf (IAD) was founded in 1886 by Deaf people who were concerned that Deaf people were not included in the decision and policy making processes affecting their lives. Today, the IAD is a dynamic and growing organization with organizational affiliates, and direct members. The IAD serves as an advocate for more than 400,000 Deaf and Hard of Hearing Hoosiers. Indiana Association of the Deaf is a membership-based non-profit, 501(c)3 advocacy organization serving the Deaf and hard of hearing community in the great state of Indiana. We have been doing this for almost 125 years. Indiana Association of the Deaf’s mission is to ensure that a comprehensive, coordinated system and services is accessible to Hoosiers who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing enabling them to achieve their maximum potential through increased independence, productivity and integration. Maturus Design  Maturus Design LLC consists of ambitious business principles figuring how to articulate American Sign Language, ASL, to be distinguished as next generation art forms in public media. We specialize in mass communication, online marketing strategies, and consulting services on leveraging of Deaf economic powers in media and visual art industry. We also provide spectrum of visual communication services including understanding and identifying market’s demands, developing mass communication strategies, delivering innovative graphic designs, web developments, and video productions to fulfill every client’s needs and demands. University of Cincinnati: Sign Language Interpreting Program  College of Education, Criminal Justice and Human Services UC's specialization serves both the working interpreter and those aspiring to become interpreters. We are a course of study under the Special Education program that offers a Bachelor’s of Science in Special Education with a specialization in Interpreting degree. Our goal is to support working interpreters to build on existing interpreting skills in an online format and to educate aspiring students through an on-campus, four-year course of study to become sign language interpreters. Here at the University of Cincinnati, we are not only focused on student success, but providing a vigorous course of study founded in current theories and practice in the field of interpreting and beyond. ZVRS - Z Video Relay Service  Gold sponsors Beads Direct USA  Mason, Ohio, 45040, USA Tel (513) 492 9056 Beads Direct USA is a Wholesale importer and distributor of Czech, Japanese, Austrian, Indian, Chinese and locally manuactured Beads and Beading supplies. Our range includes Crystal Beads, Freshwater & Cultured Pearls, Semi-Precious Gemstones, Findings, Tools, Stringing materials, Sterling silver, Miyuki, Swarovski, Preciosa and more! Center for Accessible Living  The Center for Accessible Living is an innovative leader in empowering all people to achieve their goal of independent living while involving the entire community. The Center for Accessible Living is Kentucky’s first Independent Living Center with offices located in Louisville and Murray and services spanning the entire state of Kentucky. The Center for Accessible Living (CAL), a private, non-profit 501 (c)(3) organization, is a disability resource center for people with disabilities, governed by people with disabilities. It operates on a cross disability basis, which means that individuals will be served regardless of type of disability. Our experienced staff provides information, advocacy and services that create opportunities for people with disabilities to live as independently as possible. Purple Communication - Video Relay Service  At Purple, we're dedicated to developing fast, easy and convenient communications solutions and services for Deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals and businesses using a variety of different platforms. As a leading provider of on-site interpreting services, video relay services (VRS), text relay services and video remote interpreting (VRI), Purple has built an excellent reputation for developing products and services that open communications between all people, regardless of differences in abilities, languages and locations. Because of our many innovations and firsts, including Internet relay, wireless relay, mobile communication apps, real local 10-digit number access for video and text relay customers and interpreting services, Purple continues to be a leader in the relay industry, allowing millions of people to enrich their lives through easy and accessible communications access. Sinclair Community College ASL Club  American Sign Language (ASL) is a language that uses signs made with the hands and other movements, including facial expressions and body posture, to communicate. The academic programs offered at Sinclair are designed to give you a basic understanding of the deaf culture, while also giving you practical experience in the field. There is a wealth of opportunities available to you once you have completed the certificate or degree program in ASL. Not only are there positions available for full-time interpreters, but our programs can supplement any other degree program, especially those that involve communication. Silver sponsors Communication Service for the Deaf - Project Endeavor (Vendor booth)  A program of CSD, funded by a two-year contract with the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). The aim of this program is to provide deaf and hard of hearing Americans broadband access or high-speed Internet, through discounted Internet service plans and video communication products. The purpose of Project Endeavor is to encourage, enhance and enable broadband connections (high-speed Internet) in deaf and hard of hearing communities across the United States. Some of the communication products include mobile phones with data plans, tablets, netbooks, and landline connections. Several of these products have web CapTel and videophone capabilities as well! Many of the services and products are up to 50% off the retail price! 5830 North High Street Worthington, OH 43085 614-841-1991 V/TTY 614-515-6065 VP 614-841-4909 Fax  DWAVE provides culturally affirmative advocacy and support to survivors of relationship or sexual violence within Ohio's Deaf and Hard of Hearing community. We are a Deaf-run agency offering services to individuals, education to agencies, and advocacy to systems from a Deaf perspective. Our services serve as a model for the State of Ohio. Presently, we serve the following counties: Franklin, Delaware, Fairfield, Licking, Madison, Pickaway, and Union. And we are available for consultation/workshops outside of these counties. If you have a question about serving Deaf survivors, don't hesitate to email us at info@dwaveohio.org or call at 614.670.8796 voice phone and 887.425.0148 video phone. DWAVE Services: - Community, legal, and social service advocacy for survivors of sexual or relationship violence - 24-hour advocacy for survivors of sexual assault at local hospital emergency rooms in partnership with SARNCO - Education and Outreach with Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and Hearing communities - Volunteer training IRS/Deaf Org - Cincinnati Chapter  To provide Deaf and Hard of Hearing employees with a voice in the Service and to promote the inclusion of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing and their cultural and linguistic principles in the workforce. Toward this end, IRS/DEAF will work as a resource group within the Service to:
 Salt Lake City, Utah 84123 Telephone: 801-287-9400 Sorenson Communications is committed to providing the highest-quality communication products and services to all deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals. The company’s offerings include the Sorenson VP-200® videophone, Sorenson Video Relay Service® (SVRS®) and Sorenson IP Relay (SIPRelay®). St. Rita School For The Deaf  1720 Glendale Milford Rd. Cincinnati, OH 45215 Phone: 513.771.7600 Video Phone: 513.283.0110 Fax: 513.326.8264 St. Rita School for The Deaf is a Catholic day/residential program whose primary mission is to educate infants and students who need special methods of communication and technological support. We are committed to providing a safe, value-oriented environment which facilitates the educational, social and spiritual development of each student. World Peace Yoga & Motion Studio  268 Ludlow AvenueCincinnati, OH 45220 (513) 300-9642 Yadah Church Interpreters  1428 Pullan AveCincinnati, Ohio 45223 (513) 910-8568 Yadah Church Interpreters organization is celebrating its fifth year offering workshops for church interpreters in the tri-state area. We searched for the meaning of the number five that represents Yadah’s Mission and Goal statement. Donation / In-kinds  3515 Warsaw Ave Cincinnati, OH 45205-6904 (513) 471-2990 The Mission of the Deaf Institute is to present the Good News of Jesus Christ to deaf and hard of hearing people. The Deaf need the gospel presented in a way which fits their own unique culture and language. This involves direct contact, training of deaf and hearing leaders, and helping new and established deaf ministries and churches. Hearts and lives can be changed through God’s love.  The Kentucky Office of Vocational Rehabilitation assists Kentuckians with disabilities to achieve suitable employment and independence. The office employs approximately 140 rehabilitation counselors in over 50 offices covering all 120 counties in Kentucky. See the directory to contact the office nearest you or call (800) 372-7172 (V/TTY) for more information. Philosophy, Mission and Values
Northern Kentucky Service for the Deaf  Office 859-372-5255 TTY 859-372-5256 Fax 859-372-5257 Providing Interpreting services in the Northern Kentucky/Greater Cincinnati and Tri-State Area
 Spectacular scenes like those of John Wayne and James Stewart movies will be retold in live action this September as the Old West Festival – a one-of-a-kind event in Ohio – rolls back into town at its permanent site just 15 minutes from I-275, east of Cincinnati. The fifth annual Old West Festival – running weekends September 8 to October 7 – will transform rambling acreage of beautiful country into an authentic Dodge City Wild West town dating back to 1878. Come in your best period attire. We have a patron "costume" contest each day in the Long Branch Saloon at 1pm. Visitors will be stepping back in history to a time when famous lawmen like Bat Masterson and Wyatt Earp reigned, where gamblers such as Doc Holliday played faro and Boothill was a place you didn’t want to be at the end of the night. |
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