iYellow Group

Our team is growing. If you are committed to advancing equitable access for the Deaf, hard of hearing, blind, visually impaired and DeafBlind communities; you might be a good fit for out team. Check out our current openings.
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You don't want to miss this webinar from iYellow Access!

Supporting Employees with Disabilities in the Enterprise In this webinar, iYellow Access’ Director of Training, Jeff Ermold and Harris Rosensweig, Director of Accessibility will address best practices to support employees with disabilities who need or use AT.

“For people who are deaf and hard of hearing, trying to find someone who knows simple sign language can be tough. However, Cafe Cà Phê is requiring its employees to at least take a beginners level ASL class.” Read more about how this cafe is promoting communication with the Deaf community here: https://www.kshb.com/news/local-news/kc-cafe-employees-learn-american-sign-language-for-customers

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"The "Love for All" mural was painted on the side of a two-story building at the intersection of Third Street and First Avenue in Faribault...The mural can be appreciated in English, American Sign Language (ASL) and Braille. On top of that, there will be an option for people to enjoy a video by scanning a QR code, describing it in ASL, Spanish and eventually Somali." Read more here: https://bit.ly/3gKATjr

We’re so excited to announce the launch of our new website! To learn more about iYellow Group, our recent merge, and experience our new look visit iyellowgroup.com.

We are so excited to announce our merge and rebranding with subsidiaries TCSInterpreting, TCSAccess, and iYellow Captions! We believe these companies provide a unique set of capabilities that will prove to be more powerful together in serving the Deaf, Blind, visually impaired, and DeafBlind communities. The first stage of rebranding called for renaming TCSInterpreting and TCSAccess to iYellow Interpreting and iYellow Access. We look forward to our future in continuing our mission to break barriers in communication. Visit https://bit.ly/3cV0qnw to learn more!

Food and cooking are essential areas where those with disabilities can often be invisible or overlooked. Making cooking and recipes accessible not only advances equitable access, it advances food security.
"Mitchell and other advocates are working hard to address the problem by offering classes and resources and putting forth ideas to make cooking and recipes accessible.” Read more about this inspiring story here: https://bit.ly/2RqlMBz
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iYellow Captions' services are accurate, efficient, and useful in any industry or work setting. If you’re looking for captioning services for your next conference or event, we are here to help! Contact our team today to get started!

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Are you ready to become an accesible organization to all? Our support expertise lies in on-demand Assistive Technology support and providing Workplace Personal Assistants.

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Are you in need of quality transcription services? Our team can convert audio to plain text for both live, and previously recorded videos, webinars, and more! Give us a call to get started today.

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"Kissandra Rivera, a deaf woman, was involved with the Miss Arizona Global United States pageant competition. She was the first deaf person to win that competition.” Read the interview and learn about this inspiring young woman here: https://bit.ly/3bVXF54

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Our training focuses on the intersection of Assistive Technology and Information Technology, with the understanding that AT is always used within an IT context. We offer both group and individual training programs for both AT users and the IT professionals who support them. Contact us today to learn more!

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