The pilot program kicks off with New York's MTA, through a partnership with an on-demand service called Convo.
It’s a classic New York experience. You’re riding the subway to work, and suddenly the train stops. The lights go off, and ...
A deaf teenager has won a legal fight against Fife Council to have a British Sign Language interpreter in her class for ...
Advocates for deaf employees said President Donald Trump’s DEIA orders may have led some to lose access to American Sign ...
Through the Convo Access app, riders can connect with a live interpreter to communicate with MTA employees about any ...
To reconcile an $111 million structural deficit, the school district has proposed cutting teaching positions throughout the ...
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