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Our mission is to provide high quality, well managed and culturally coherent communication, media and TV production to our clients, their constituents and to the community. We deliver this through a number of channels; media products that we develop and deliver ourselves namely our magazines, events, online and TV programming – as well as client specific information, education and communication campaigns and commissioned TV products. Specifically our services include: strategic communication, public relations, media strategy, event production and management, direct mail and EDM campaigns, graphic design and art direction, print, radio and TV production, media placement, web and online strategies. Our companies include Vibe Australia Pty Ltd (Vibe), Gavin Jones Communications (GJC) Pty Ltd and Deadly TV. All companies are members of Supply Nation.

Deadwood History, Inc. (DHI) oversees the operations of the Adams Museum, Days of 76 Museum, Historic Adams House, and Homestake Adams Research and Cultural Center (HARCC). Deadwood History is a South Dakota corporation, and is governed by a board of eleven directors.

WHO WE ARE The challenges facing the deaf and hard of hearing community and its need for advocacy are loud and clear. For more than 30 years, Deaf Action Center has empowered and equipped individuals of all ages throughout North Texas. With offices in Dallas and Fort Worth, we provide a comprehensive range of programs that combine commitment, caring, and communication to help create personal, social, and professional growth and success. Deaf Action Center is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization, and proud to be recognized as a national and international benchmark service provider. WHAT WE DO Provide the deaf and hard of hearing community the compassion, understanding, and tools needed to live and work collaboratively. Continue expanding our services to meet the ever-increasing needs of our clients. WHY WE DO IT To make a positive difference in the lives of those with hearing loss To assist anyone at any age, at any level of hearing loss to reach their full potential To eliminate barriers to persons who are deaf or hard of hearing

WHO WE ARE The challenges facing the deaf and hard of hearing community and its need for advocacy are loud and clear. For more than 30 years, Deaf Action Center has empowered and equipped individuals of all ages throughout North Texas. With offices in Dallas and Fort Worth, we provide a comprehensive range of programs that combine commitment, caring, and communication to help create personal, social, and professional growth and success. Deaf Action Center is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization, and proud to be recognized as a national and international benchmark service provider. WHAT WE DO Provide the deaf and hard of hearing community the compassion, understanding, and tools needed to live and work collaboratively. Continue expanding our services to meet the ever-increasing needs of our clients. WHY WE DO IT To make a positive difference in the lives of those with hearing loss To assist anyone at any age, at any level of hearing loss to reach their full potential To eliminate barriers to persons who are deaf or hard of hearing

Deaf Services is a service provider for Deaf and hard of hearing community members across all ages in Australia, with a focus on community and empowerment. As provider of support services to the Deaf and hard of hearing community, our vision is; individuals and community empowered, connected and achieving. Deaf Services is governed by a Board of Directors who set strategic direction and represent stakeholders in determining appropriate organisational performance. The Board, staff and the extended Deaf Services family are what makes our organisation great. Our Board: - David Gibson - Chairman - Marita Corbett - Deputy Chair - Judith Bertram - Ralph Collins - Doug Evans - Cameron Miller - Bronwyn Neroni - Kathryn O’Brien - Richard Senescall - Sally Strobridge For more information regarding our Board, please visit: www.deafservices.org.au/Who-We-Are/About-Us/Our-People.

Deaf Services Center (DSC) is the largest non-profit organization serving the Deaf and Hard of Hearing in the great state of Ohio. DSC provides community centers in the northwest, Central, and southeast regions along with offering interpreting and Speech-To-Text services throughout Ohio and neighboring states such as Michigan and Kentucky. Languages provided by DSC Community Interpreting & Translation services include but not limited to: American Sign Language (ASL), Spanish, French, Somali, Japanese, Mandarin and Nepali. DSC also provides community advocacy, case management, education, Information and Referral, American Sign Language (ASL) Classes, Deaf Youth Programming and Camps, Kids of Deaf Adults (KODA) Programming, Regional Infant Hearing Program (RIHP), Deaf Equipment Modification Program (DEMP) and Employment Services. DSC is a CARF accredited facility in the state of Ohio.

Deaf Services of Palo Alto, Inc. provides Sign Language Interpreting services and Sign Language classes (including American and Japanese). We build partnerships and facilitate communication across the Deaf and hearing cultures. Deaf Services of Palo Alto (DSPA) is a Sign Language interpreter matching service committed to building partnerships with our customers and independent contractors by providing interpreting services of the highest quality tailored to your needs. We specialize in matching professional interpreters with the specific requirements of high-tech companies. We work with companies in Silicon Valley and other cities across the United States, including Los Angeles, Seattle, Austin, Boulder, Chicago, Atlanta, Boston, New York, and Washington, DC. For more information, please contact us at info@dspa.org.

Deaf Sports Australia operate to facilitate and support the participation of deaf Australians in all levels of sport through building and strengthening participation for all. We also coordinate and manage the Australian Deaf games as well as the national deaf teams that are selected for the Asia Pacific Deaf Games and the Deaflympics. Deaf Sports Australia has a strong history of leading and advocating change in community attitudes and social policy and we are committed to ensuring that opportunities to participate in all sports are accessible for all deaf and hard of hearing Australians. Our objectives: 1. To be the peak body for Deaf Sports in Australia 2. To host, facilitate and manage deaf specific sporting events where appropriate 3. To foster, promote and encourage deaf people's participation and skill development in all forms of sport in partnership with our members 4. To continually advocate, educate, inform and support the mainstream sporting structure to make it deaf friendly and capable of including deaf people within the structure 5. To foster relationships with government, deaf and mainstream sporting bodies to support the access requirements and participation of deaf people in sport at all levels 6. To ensure DSA has a sustainable governance and management approach to support its vision and mission over time. Deaf Sports Australia also manages the Active Deaf Kids program which educates and empowers deaf and hard of hearing students across Australia on the healthy benefits of participating in sport. It is through the Active Deaf Kids program where Deaf Sports Australia has built on strong links with mainstream and deaf sports organisations in educating them on inclusion practises. In addition, partnership arrangements have been established with selected sports to provide further support and access to sporting opportunities. Contact us for more information and resources about deaf and hard of hearing athletes and how we can assist.

Deaf Victoria advocates on behalf of deaf people to increase access to service, to represent and providing leadership to the state government and disability groups pertaining to deaf and hard of hearing people. Vision Statement: A voice for deaf and hard of hearing Victorians. Mission Statement: Deaf Victoria is a non-profit organisation led and managed by deaf and hard of hearing people through provision of advocacy and information services to strengthen community participation and quality of life for deaf and hard of hearing Victorians.