Communication Service for the Deaf
Because Communication Connects People
Since 1975, we’ve worked to empower Deaf and hearing people so that they succeed together.
Because Communication Connects People
Since 1975, we've worked to empower Deaf and hearing people so that they succeed together.
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Businesses & Organizations
Hire Deaf and Hard of Hearing Employees
Use our free eGuides to help create a fair and communication-friendly environment where everyone thrives.
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Enhance your Students' Experiences
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Improve your Customer Service Experience
93% of deaf customers agree: we want customer service in ASL. Does your business offer this service, or are you leaving an $86B market untapped?
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Expand your business with CSD SVF. We have the resources you need to grow to the next level!
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We believe that success, however one chooses to define it, fosters change in public perception about who Deaf people are and what they are capable of contributing to society. We also believe that disability is diversity and that Deaf identities should be valued and celebrated as a condition of being that adds color and texture to our world.
Chris Soukup
CEO
CSD is a constellation of companies that provide products, programs, and services that are designed to create opportunities for deaf people to succeed.
We believe that success, however one chooses to define it, fosters change in public perception about who deaf people are and what they are capable of contributing to society. We also believe that differing abilities and deaf identities should be valued and celebrated as a condition of being that adds color and texture to our world.
We believe that success, however one chooses to define it, fosters change in public perception about who deaf people are and what they are capable of contributing to society. We also believe that differing abilities and deaf identities should be valued and celebrated as a condition of being that adds color and texture to our world.
Chris Soukup, CEO of CSD