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AG reaches settlements to assure effective communication for deaf, hard-of-hearing at Pa. hospitals - Vimarsana News

AG reaches settlements to assure effective communication for deaf, hard-of-hearing at Pa. hospitals

The Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office announced settlements with two nonprofits that are leaders in providing interpretation services in the commonwealth after complaints they facilitated ineffective communication at Pennsylvania hospitals.

Source: yahoo.com
Healing for the NH deaf mental health community after Lewiston, Maine – New Hampshire Bulletin - Vimarsana News

Healing for the NH deaf mental health community after Lewiston, Maine – New Hampshire Bulletin

Over the past few weeks, our local deaf community has been planning and attending the wakes, funerals and celebrations of the lives of four deaf men killed in the October 25th Lewiston tragedy: Billy Brackett, Bryan MacFarlane, Joshua Seal, and Steve Vozzella.

JSU professor gets grant to improve gaps in emergency communication for deaf, hearing impaired - Vimarsana News

JSU professor gets grant to improve gaps in emergency communication for deaf, hearing impaired

A Jacksonville State University professor was recently awarded a grant from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association to study emergency communication an

Iowa panel makes final report on cutting state boards - Vimarsana News

Iowa panel makes final report on cutting state boards

The Legislature and governor will need to approve the recommendations before they become law.

Loss of funds spares some Iowa boards from elimination - Vimarsana News

Loss of funds spares some Iowa boards from elimination

The Boards and Commissions Review Committee unanimously approved its recommendations during its final meeting Monday, proposing to eliminate or consolidate 111 of Iowa’s boards and commissions, leaving 145 in place.