Letters, briefs and reports can be shown with their own typography. Automatic keeps that only while none of your settings above ask otherwise.
Novara Consulting Group helps public agencies, universities, health systems, nonprofits, and technology buyers evaluate whether AI accessibility tools are trustworthy, governable, and fit for real-world use before they are purchased, deployed, or publicly endorsed.
The agreement that moved special education’s daily work to HHS also covers Gallaudet, NTID and the Helen Keller National Center, and it never says who will keep publishing...
A sign language app opens to testers next week, and its own code says the translation models are not live yet “A Deaf patient arrives at the ER.”...
An investor’s congratulations, three questions, and a line Signapse drew in its own words Picture a Deaf passenger on a station platform. The screen above her shows a...
Snapshots and full assessments of AI accessibility products: evidence-graded findings tied to a specified use.
Specification language, evaluation criteria, contract terms, and acceptance testing for AI purchases.
Executive briefings for boards and commissions, plus ongoing surveillance of vendors, claims, and policy.
Workshops, curricula, and licensed toolkits for procurement teams and accessibility offices.
Institutions are buying AI-mediated accessibility (AI interpreting, signing avatars, automated captioning, language access tools) faster than their governance instruments can evaluate it. A conformance report describes whether an interface works with assistive technology. It says nothing about whether a Deaf user can understand the output, whether the system fails safely in an emergency room, or whether the training data was collected with consent.
That is the seat we occupy, and it takes three things to hold it: the linguistic competence to evaluate the output, the procurement competence to translate findings into contract terms, and the independence to say when the evidence is not there.
Deaf-led and community-accountable · Procurement-literate · Method-documented · We do not publish findings about organizations that pay us.
Start a consultationOur published trust framework for sign language AI has grown into its own home. Five trust domains, 11 criteria, 54 indicators. Ratings computed from evidence, not negotiated from marketing.
Visit slatindex.org →The National Deaf Education Data Index: a 51-jurisdiction reference on deaf education in the United States, built state by state from primary sources. Sourced claims only; gaps documented as findings.
Explore NDEDI →Our accessible technology brand: apps for navigation, daily living, workplace accommodations, and play, plus the @learn self-teach platform, with enterprise and agency licensing beyond the App Store.
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