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Signed By Stories

Help promote awareness of the challenges endured by deaf people seeking mental health support

Develop quality, culturally and linguistically competent mental health services for deaf people.

Posted March 11, 2022

Immediate Problem

-Communication access barriers
-Retraumatization in service settings
-Lack of mental health services accessible to deaf people

Work & Deliverables

Assist in creating and reviewing all associated documents which comprise Form 1023.

Project Plan

Preparation Phase

  • Intro call with project manager

Collaboration Phase

  • Review bylaws
  • Review narrative of activities
  • Review additional attachments to Form 1023

Wrap Up

  • Complete final check-in with project manager

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Additional Information

  • Time Commitment: 6-10 hours
  • Training Provided: No
  • Site-Preference: Remote
  • Open to Law Students: No
  • Bar License(s) required: Any Bar License
  • Required Languages: None
  • Required Legal Expertise: None
  • Signup Deadline: May 30, 2022
  • Deliverables Due: April 29, 2022
  • Mentoring Provided: No
  • Supervision Provided: Yes
Signed By Stories

Signed By Stories aims to promote awareness of the challenges and experiences endured by deaf people seeking mental health support. This platform will educate about the ramifications of the linguistic and communication barriers they often face. "Signed By" symbolizes a deaf person's unique signature, “signed” via their preferred communication mode. "Stories'' encapsulates the practice of Deaf cultural storytelling while promoting deaf mental wellness. The platform plans to feature several content themes, headed by personal story videos, and will expose the dearth in culturally and linguistically competent mental health services for deaf people. Deaf viewers will also be welcomed to share their own signature stories, amplifying the lived experiences of intersectional deaf groups. The website component will educate deaf and hearing viewers about various mental health topics and ways to create culturally inclusive and linguistically accessible environments for deaf people.

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