Mill Neck Interpreter Service (MNIS) partnered with Long Island Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (LIRID) to launch a workshop called “Emergency Press Conference Interpreting: Just the Basics,” at Nassau Community College on June 22, 2019.
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Bill Proposed to Amend Nassau Human Rights Law
An ongoing advocate for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community, Nassau County legislator Joshua Lafazan stood side-by-side with Mill Neck Services (MNS) employees to announce a new proposed bill at a press conference in Mineola, in June.
Sign language interpreters relay the good and bad at meetings
With a town board divided along partisan lines and an audience of outspoken regulars, the meetings of the Hempstead Town Board can get acrimonious. Few know that better than the sign language interpreters tasked with standing before the gathered public and translating all the bickering, accusations and admonishments for the local deaf community.
A Second Chance to Make a Difference
When Katherine Montero was given a “do over” in her professional career at age 39, she jumped on it. Read More
Visor Card Bill Passes
CBS news came to the Mill Neck Manor campus to interview Mill Neck Services staff and legislator Joshua Lafazan on a very important bill that passed in September. This bill directs the Nassau County Police Department to publish “visor cards” for Deaf and Hard of Hearing motorists to identify their preferred method of communication.
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Suffolk County Bill Passed
A long overdue bill was passed after months of advocating for the Deaf community to the Nassau County Legislators. Nassau County Executive Laura Curran signed a bill stating that American Sign Language Interpreters shall be provided at all emergency press conferences held in Nassau County. Read More
A Big Win for the Deaf Community
A long overdue bill was passed after months of advocating for the Deaf community to the Nassau County Legislators. Nassau County Executive Laura Curran signed a bill stating that American Sign Language Interpreters shall be provided at all emergency press conferences held in Nassau County. Read More
MNS Partners with Sagamore Hill
In order to become more Deaf-friendly, Sagamore Hill National Historic Site in Oyster Bay, N.Y., partnered with Mill Neck Services to teach their employees American Sign Language (ASL). Read More
Mill Neck Interpreters Support Canine Companions
Mill Neck Interpreter Service (MNIS)—a nonprofit agency that provides Sign Language interpreters throughout Long Island and the New York Metropolitan Area—showed their support by attending the February 2018 graduation ceremony for Canine Companions for Independence. Read More
Mill Neck Interpreters Selected to Service Amazon
Mill Neck Interpreter Service (MNIS), an organization that provides a skilled, professional staff of hearing and Deaf interpreters for any situation requiring communication between Deaf and hearing people across Long Island and the New York Metropolitan area, was chosen to provide interpreting services for Amazon’s Long Island facility. Read More