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  • Deaf Austin Theatre

    As a non-profit organization, Deaf Austin Theatre’s purpose is to enrich, inspire, educate, create and entertain the Austin community by using American Sign Language (ASL) within all of our…

  • ImaginASL Performing Arts

    ImaginASL Performing Arts strives to entertain, educate, and unite Deaf and hearing worlds with rich unique artistic, cultural, and theatrical experiences full of American Sign Language (imaginasl…

  • Deafinitely Dope

    Matthew Maxy is the founder of Deafinitely Dope. He will teach you how to interpret some of your favorite songs with ASL. He has been featured on MTV, CNN, Cole Haan, GQ, RiseUp, Rap Snacks, Timex…

  • Oklahoma Relay

    Oklahoma Relay is a no-cost service that enables people who are Deaf, Hard of Hearing, DeafBlind or those with a Speech Disability to place and receive phone calls.

  • BAPTIST HOSPITAL MEMPHIS
    Four audiologists, one speech-language pathologist, one hearing-impaired educator; complete audiology and vestibular services, audiological assessments, industrial screening, evoked potentials,…
  • Tennessee Department of Health Children's Special Services (CSS)

    Provides hearing aids, batteries, and limited assistive listening devices to qualified hard-of-hearing persons. Services available upon a referral by local health department or department of…

  • UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE DEVELOPMENTAL AND GENETIC CENTER
    Covers 26 counties in East Tennessee. Provides diagnostic and evaluation services to individuals and patients with any type of developmental or genetic problem. Multi-disciplinary evaluation which…