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Sorenson just announced AI ASL tools. A startup is shipping rings that translate sign language. The press loves it. But none of it answers the question our community has been asking for forty years — who gets to tell our stories?
Why our talent, money, and attention keep flowing outward — and what changes when we make the deliberate choice to hire each other, buy from each other, and elevate each other instead.
How a conversation with a Creative Director turned an AI-generated logo into a polished, unified brand identity.
Two complementary Deaf-led platforms unite to create a unified, always-synchronized Deaf business and organizations directory — accessible to every community member regardless of device, data plan, or connectivity.
Today is Easter Sunday. And this morning, DeafMonitor quietly came to life.
For a long time, the Deaf community has made do with platforms designed for someone else.
DeafMonitor officially launched today — consolidating Deaf news, culture, and community resources into a single, unified, ad-free destination built specifically for the global Deaf community.
The Deaf community is incredibly active, creative, and powerful — yet we have almost zero infrastructure to make that power visible at scale. That ends now.
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