Do you know about the DDBHH Tax, also known as the Deaf, DeafBlind and Hard of Hearing Tax? Tune in to watch Corey Axelrod, 2axend founder and CEO, in his latest #ConversationsWithCorey video as he breaks down examples of how being Deaf, DeafBlind or hard of hearing comes with extra costs and challenges. It’s time […]
In the latest edition of #ConversationsWithCorey, our founder and CEO Corey Axelrod reflects on 2023 by discussing how organizations are now including the topic of accessibility as part of the overarching conversation about diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), as well as 2axend’s commitment to scale impact and growth through our own Supplier Diversity program. We’re […]
These comments hit home. Unfortunately, they happen more often than you may realize. Click here to download a PDF version of the document. — Image Description: The document is titled, “Problematic Comments Made to Deaf and Hard of Hearing Individuals in Healthcare Settings.” The comments are as follows: 1) “Can you read lips?” 2) “We […]
During Spring 2022, we surveyed Deaf, hard of hearing, DeafBlind, and late deafened individuals who utilize a variety of communication strategies in healthcare settings to gain a better understanding of how these individuals perceive their experiences in healthcare settings. Download a PDF version of the infographic. –– Image Description: The following orange/grey/blue text is on […]
Imagine if you had to download an app to access the volume for the pre-game entertainment and halftime show during yesterday’s Super Bowl. You would likely be upset, confused and, perhaps, even angry. Deaf and hard of hearing individuals were told the equivalent of this regarding accessing the sign language performances during the pre-game and […]
In the latest edition of #ConversationsWithCorey, our founder and CEO Corey Axelrod addresses how the disability community has historically marginalized the Deaf community.
In the latest edition of #ConversationsWithCorey, our founder and CEO Corey Axelrod shares his thoughts about how the Deaf community’s separation from the disability community may ultimately impede the community’s desired change and progress.
In the first of #ConversationsWithCorey, Corey shares the importance of authentic representation during simulated learning experiences.
During the summer and fall of 2020, we surveyed healthcare education students to gain a better understanding of how these students perceive their program’s abilities to prepare them to meet the needs of Deaf and hard of hearing patients. Download a PDF version of the infographic. Image Description: the following blue/grey text is on a […]
This post was co-authored by Isabelle Garreaud, legal research intern at 2axend, and Corey Axelrod, founder and CEO of 2axend. — Steve Breyer was unable to take care of his dying mother. Kathryn Arcana and Peggy Merhi were excluded from participating in decision-making while their young son was in the hospital. Dawn Siegel was unable […]