Group Memberships

Sign Tribe Academy

Why learn American Sign Language (ASL)?

Workplace
Incorporating ASL into your business practices, companies can demonstrate their commitment to inclusivity, accessibility, and better customer service for the Deaf and hard of hearing community,.
Hotels & Hospitality Industries
Provide better service to Deaf guests by having front desk staff and concierges who are proficient in ASL while adhering to ADA guidelines.
Community Centers
Enhance your inclusivity by having staff trained in ASL to communicate with Deaf community members or have students in the community participate in after school learning opportunities.
Autism Centers
Learning ASL can greatly benefit students' communication skills, promote confidence and independence, and create a more inclusive and understanding environment for everyone involved.
Nursing Homes & Assisted Living
Engage residents in unique learning opportunities and occupational mobility exercises.
Alzheimer Centers
ASL can be beneficial for seniors with memory loss or cognitive impairments, as the use of visual communication can aid in comprehension and expression.
Deaf Education Professionals
ASL is essential for teachers of the Deaf to provide high-quality, inclusive, and effective education for their Deaf students.
Educators
Some students may have different learning styles or disabilities that benefit from visual and kinesthetic learning. ASL engages multiple senses and can aid in comprehension and retention.
Daycares
ASL can benefit children of all abilities, promote language development, and create a nurturing and inclusive environment where each child's communication needs are met effectively.
4H Clubs
Giving students an opportunity to learn a life-long skill while fostering inclusion within their community.
Homeschool Co-Ops
ASL can be integrated into various subjects, such as storytelling, music, history, and science, making learning more engaging and interactive for students.
ASL Clubs
We offer a comprehensive curriculum that cover various aspects of ASL, including vocabulary, grammar, sentence structure, and Deaf culture. This ensures a well-rounded learning experience for club members.
Scouts Groups
Mastering ASL can boost the confidence and self-esteem of Scouts, encouraging them to take on new challenges and to learn a fun and interactive, life-long skill.
Healthcare Professionals
Medical practitioners, nurses, and other healthcare professionals can benefit from knowing ASL to provide more effective and accessible care to Deaf patients during emergency situations until an interpreter arrives.
Occupational Therapy Services
Enhances occupational skills when patients practice strengthening their hands while learning ASL.
Advocates
Advocates for disability rights and community workers in Deaf organizations can better serve their communities by understanding ASL and the cultural nuances of the Deaf community.