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CA

Categories: ASL Testing & Certification, Assistive Listening Devices, Assistive Technology Supplier Directory, Audiologic Assessments, Blind Field Services, Business Enterprises Program, Career Counseling, Communication Techniques, Cooperative Programs, Deaf Culture Awareness, Disability Access Services, Hearing Aid Assessments, Independent Living, Interpreter Services, Older Individuals Who Are Blind, Orientation Center for the Blind, Referrals, Rehabilitation Technology, Student Services, Supported Employment Program, Talent Acquisition, Traumatic Brain Injury, Vocational Training, Web Accessibility Toolkit
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FL

Florida Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (FRID)

FRID is a professional organization that strives to foster the growth of the American Sign Language interpreting profession in the state of Florida.

Categories: Interpreter Advocacy, Interpreter Licensure Information, Interpreter Scholarships, Interpreter Screening, Interpreter Training
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Virtual

NM

New Mexico Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (NMRID)

To create a community of interpreters that collaborates to grow as a profession and in turn provide the highest quality of communication access to the Deaf community of New Mexico. The mission of the New Mexico…

New Mexico Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (NMRID)
Categories: Interpreter, Interpreter Advocacy, Interpreter Association, Interpreter Licensure Information, Interpreter Organization, Interpreter Resources, Interpreter Scholarships, Interpreter Support, Interpreter Training, Interpreter Workshops, Interpreters, Interpreting Training, Interpreting Workshops, Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf Affiliate
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Virtual

OK

Oklahoma City Association of the Deaf

OKCAD began in 1944 as a social club for the growing Deaf population who flocked to Oklahoma City from the rural areas during World War II in search of employment. In the early days the club was known as the Silent…

Categories: Deaf Business Owners, Deaf Clubs, Social Activities
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VA

Categories: Statewide Organization
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