Cultural Accessibility: Considerations for serving Victims who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing

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Cultural Accessibility: Considerations for serving Victims who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing Keri Darling Director/Trainer Deaf Vermonters Advocacy Services (DVAS) December 13, 2011 Orlando, Florida

What are the challenges you faced when working with Deaf women? (S.N.O.W activity)

DEAFINITIONS Deaf hard of hearing hearing impaired Late-deafened Age related hearing loss Assistive Listening Device (ALD) Hearing Aids TTY House equipment CART

COMMUNICATION WITH DEAF/ HARD OF HEARING/LATE DEAFENED/DEAF-BLIND PEOPLE American Sign Language (ASL) Oral/lip reading (Exercise) Writing (Samples)

YOU ME CROSS MISS ME KNOW SORRY

WE MUST HAVE JUST MISSED EACH OTHER. I AM SORRY.

UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF CERTIFIED INTERPRETERS Communication is a two-way street Interpreting is a profession with national standards, a code of ethics and role guidelines The interpreter Code of Ethics prohibits sharing of workrelated information The interpreter will interpret everything that is said The interpreter attempts to take on the persona of the person speaking The interpreter's responsibility is to transit information accurately and clearly

DIFFERENCES BETWEEN A CERTIFIED INTERPRETER AND SIGNER/FAMILY MEMBER Certified professional Code of Ethics Professionally trained and credentialed Understands the interpreter's role Fluent in American Sign Language Knowledge and understanding of the Deaf Community DO NOT USE A DEAF PERSON S CHILDREN/FAMILY MEMBERS TO INTERPRET!

WORKING WITH A CERTIFIED SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETER Position Lighting Address the Deaf person directly Speak at a normal pace and volume Allow time for questions Check to be sure

EXERCISE TIME

BARRIERS- Domestic Violence and Deafness COMMUNICATION/PHYSICAL ATTITUDINAL EDUCATIONAL/INFORMATION

PERSONAL BARRIERS In crisis situations, the woman s ability to sign, speak or write may be made more difficult by fear and panic If physically injured, a woman may not be able to type on the TTY, use her communication board or use sign language The abuser may have broken or hidden her assistive devices

Specific Issues in working with Deaf victims Access to communication and information The Deaf Grapevine Hierarchical order within the deaf community Isolation in shelters Inefficiency of relocation programs False arrests Lack of access in judicial system

Power and Control Triangle (handout)

DO S AND DON TS OF COMMUNICATING WITH DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING PEOPLE To get the Deaf person s attention Maintain eye contact with the Deaf person Speak clearly and at a moderate pace Make sure environment around is quiet as possible

DO S AND DON TS If the phone rings or door knock If paper and pen are needed If there is difficulty getting the idea across Use body language and facial expressions Check to see if understood

RELAY SERVICE Captel TTY Relay Video Relay Internet Relay Online Relay Voice Carryover (VCO)

Captel CapTel User Hearing Person

TTY Relay

Video Relay Service

IP Relay To use: Go to: IP-Relay.com. Enter 10-digit phone # into Quick Connect Now window. Click GO. OR Open AIM. Create MyIPRelay AIM buddy. Then send an IM with the phone # to MyIPRelay

Online Relay

Voice Carryover (VCO)

TTY Information (handouts)

SHELTER/AGENCY GUIDELINES Have a resource list of Deaf service agencies Develop a list of certified interpreters you can call in an emergency or develop a relationship with an interpreter referral agency and follow their guidelines Install a TTY, provide training on its use and ensure that everyone in the agency knows where it is. Provide training to staff in the use of technical devices Provide training to staff in how to use TTY, or Relay service Assign key personnel in your agency for train the trainer

SHELTER/AGENCY GUIDELINES Make other assistive devices /accommodations available such as: FM Unit or other amplification devices Visual/flashing or vibrating baby cry alarms, doorbell, phone, fire strobe alarms Closed captioned TV s Telephone amplification device attachment or phone volume control

ANY QUESTIONS?

Contact Information KERI DARLING Kdarling@dvas.org or keri@sprint.blackberry.net If you would like to see how Video relay works you can call me toll free 1 877-594-3086