Imanyco

Thank you, WPLG Local 10 and Gio Insignares, for featuring us!

South Florida-based company focuses on bridging communication gap for the deaf & hard of hearing In this week’s “Technically Speaking” report, Gio Insignares shows us how one local company is using its technology to try and create a future of accessibility and inclusion for everyone.

Koda May Recap! #imanyco #koda #throwbackwednesday #accessibility #caption #deaf #hearingloss #communication #hardofhearing Audio description: Exciting, upbeat music is playing in the background. Video Description: The first part shows the Koda team speaking to an audience. Then, Koda is used at an event to caption a speaker. Afterward, a video of a member of the Koda team during a visual meeting, followed by a video of Koda being used during a live play. There is another video of a member of the Koda team during a visual meeting. Lastly, a video of the Koda team working on computers at a restaurant, and then the Koda logo is displayed towards the end.

Don't stand in front of my interpreters. — Imanyco "No, you need to move now. You cannot stand in front of my interpreters," I respond sharply. Some may find my response harsh, but this impulsive action affects me far more than you can conceive. When a deaf person or I ask you not to stand in front of our interpreters, it's not just a pers

“You do grow up really fast when you're interpreting at places and hearing things that a little girl wouldn't normally be exposed to." This blog post is a powerful story on Becky's journey as a Child of Deaf Adults (CODA). Read more by clicking the link : https://www.imanyco.com/blog/the-dual-worlds-of-coda

ID: Olive green background post with white text that says, 'One of the biggest myths about CODAs is that kids should interpret.' - Becky Samorano.

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