09/03/2026
Think Outside the Vox is excited to work with Open Door Arts on Deaf representation and ASL Interpretation for their Arts & Culture Accessibility Hub modules. We caught up with Dani and Nicole at Access/VSA International Network LEAD Conference in Philly before going back into the recording studio in Boston for round two. Waving hands to the Deaf interpreters and consultants Catie Eller and Rachel Berman-Kobylarz, with VOX co-founder and renowned ASL interpreter Christopher Robinson and CODA/ASL Interpreter Ingrid O'Dell on organizing, facilitating, and supporting the production process.
Image Description: group photo of ODA and VOX teams at the LEAD Conference in Philly standing in front of a beige wall and behind ODA’s table which is dressed with multicolored printed materials and a small laptop screen displaying the video modules, which shows Dani speaking and Cate signing in ASL. All smile at the camera and gesture towards the screen. From left to right: Nicole Agois, a light-skinned Latina with shoulder length brown hair wears dangly earrings and a long white shirt, smiling and pointing. Dani Rose, a white, q***r, AFAB brunette with dimples and a big smile wears a blue and white thin striped collared dress and gestures a palm. Sam Gould, an Ashkenazi Jewish woman with salt and pepper hair wears purple glasses on her head, a purple VOX t-shirt, VOX lanyard decked out with pins and purple f***y pack, gesturing a palm. Outlaw, a thin, white, nonbinary person with short light brown hair and glasses who has tattoos on their right forearm wears thin framed silver glasses, a black facemask, purple button down and beige pants gestures two palms. Olivia, a Hard of Hearing mixed Latinx with olive skin and dark brown curly hair tied up high a purple VOX shirt, nametag, and black pants, showing the ASL sign for “finish”, an open 5-handshape.
