ONLINE LEARNING
We have an extensive collection of webcasts to help you earn those much needed CEUs!
Visit our new and improved webcast archives now!
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INTERPRETING SERVICES
Interpreting is central and core to all services provided by the Deaf Action Center.
We proved interpreting assistance, Video Remote Interpreting (VRI), and operate as a Certification Testing site through The Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (RID).
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Want to Present a Webcast for Us?
Do you have a great presentation that you want to turn into a webcast? We are always on the lookout for new material and new presenters. Fill out an online application by clicking the link below.
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Need assistance?
The Deaf Action Center's Community Resource Advocate can help you with planning and accessing community resources. Call Kenneth at 318-300-1203 (VP) Mon-Thurs between 9:00AM-4:00PM and Friday between 9:00AM-12:00PM to set up an appointment.
UPCOMING EVENTS
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December
7:00 pm - 11:55 pm
Petroleum Club
416 Travis St., Shreveport, LA 711012023 Las Vegas Night
SPIN, ROLL, OR DRAW! The whole community wins at Las Vegas Night, which benefits the Betty and Leonard Phillips Deaf Action Center, an IRS-designated local nonprofit. Proceeds from this year’s event will continue the Center’s services to over 18,000 deaf and hard of hearing people and their families in northwest Louisiana. ...
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RECENT NEWS
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How to Qualify for Social Security Disability Benefits with Hearing LossDecember 17, 2018If you or someone you know experiences hearing loss, then you may be able to qualify for Social Security disability benefits. The SocialSecurity Administration. (SSA) gives out monthly benefits to those who can no longer work full time due to a disability. -
Deaf Colorado man arrested for not complying with police commands he couldn't understand, lawsuit saysSeptember 30, 2021A Colorado man who is deaf and uses sign language to communicate said two Idaho Springs officers slammed him to the ground during an arrest despite his attempts to tell them that he could not understand their commands.
