On March 9, 2026, the FCC released the Small Entity Compliance Guide for the 2024 Video Conferencing Order (DA 26-228). It lays out the accessibility requirements for video conferencing platforms — captioning, sign language interpretation, VRS integration, user interface controls — all directly relevant to DIG and its membership base.
Deaf in Government (DIG) is seeking dedicated volunteers to fill two vacancies on the DIG Board. These positions play an important role in supporting our mission, strengthening governance, and advancing Deaf leadership across government agencies.
The Government Accountability Office (GAO), a nonpartisan, independent federal research agency founded in 1921, is conducting an anonymous survey of federal contractors and federal subcontractors regarding their experiences supporting employment of people with disabilities and/or complying with Section 503 of the Rehabilitation Act.
Board Elections are coming up! We encourage all to consider this one-of-a-kind opportunity and your interest in running for a highly impactful leadership position in the Deaf community.
Deaf In Government would like you to invite you to attend 2025 National Training Conference! The event will happen during November 12-14, 2025 in Arlington, VA.
Federal employees deserve clear, timely information about changes that may affect their careers. Deaf in Government (DIG) and Deaf Equality are committed to bringing you critical updates that impact Deaf and Hard of Hearing federal employees.
On March 9, 2026, the FCC released the Small Entity Compliance Guide for the 2024 Video Conferencing Order (DA 26-228). It lays out the accessibility requirements for video conferencing platforms — captioning, sign language interpretation, VRS integration, user interface controls — all directly relevant to DIG and its membership base.
Deaf in Government (DIG) is seeking dedicated volunteers to fill two vacancies on the DIG Board. These positions play an important role in supporting our mission, strengthening governance, and advancing Deaf leadership across government agencies.
The Government Accountability Office (GAO), a nonpartisan, independent federal research agency founded in 1921, is conducting an anonymous survey of federal contractors and federal subcontractors regarding their experiences supporting employment of people with disabilities and/or complying with Section 503 of the Rehabilitation Act.
Congratulations to the newly elected officers of Deaf In Government! Give them a warm welcome!
Board Elections are coming up! We encourage all to consider this one-of-a-kind opportunity and your interest in running for a highly impactful leadership position in the Deaf community.
Deaf In Government celebrates Deaf Awareness Month as we continue to support our community.
Deaf In Government would like you to invite you to attend 2025 National Training Conference! The event will happen during November 12-14, 2025 in Arlington, VA.
Federal employees deserve clear, timely information about changes that may affect their careers. Deaf in Government (DIG) and Deaf Equality are committed to bringing you critical updates that impact Deaf and Hard of Hearing federal employees.
During times of transition and changes, it is important for government employees, contractors, and applicants to stay informed and proactive.