Join the Team - Sign And Dine, Inc

It's time to start a group

Join our Team by creating a Sign And Dine, Inc group in Ashburn. Create a practice group that uses socializing to improve signing skill and deaf culture awareness

Why should I join the Team?

Growth in Community

D/deaf, Hard of Hearing and Hearing are all welcome. Outreach programs, regular events and occasional outings to Deaf Events, Festivals and Fun Adventures. We have deaf signers, college ASL students and others of all levels to help each other learn, improve and practice. Great food and games round out the events!

Start your Own Group

We are looking for other organizations that would like to join our Sign and Dine Community throughout the country. Are you interested in improving relations between the Deaf Community and the hearing world through language? If you are you are in the right place.

Need Help Communicating

Have you recently lost your hearing or are losing your hearing and would like to communicate again? Join a group…

We believe that by increasing the awareness of our hearing friends and the number of Sign Language users we can impact the feeling of isolation that the Deaf Community experiences every day.

What Our Members say

“Having studied ASL in college, I wanted to practice my sign and continue learning about Deaf culture. Not only have I found in Sign and Dine a place where I can do just that but have developed meaningful friendships with Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and Hearing members and become part of a community where I feel safe, supported, and encouraged to grow as an individual and friend of the Deaf community. Sign and Dine is a truly unique organization. Please don’t pass up this amazing opportunity!

Jonathan Fletcher

"I went Deaf and mute 14 years ago. I was clueless about ASL. I didn’t had anyone to ask questions or even understood the Deaf world. I asked my kid’s school district to help us communicate and they didn’t. After meeting wonderful people at Sign and Dine, I finally feel understood, supported and no longer alone. People who go Deaf or Hard of Hearing after High School, have very limited support. We should all come together to exchange new ways to communicate with everyone. We shouldn’t be oppressed and ignored. Thank you to all the Deaf, Hard of Hearing and Hearing people who makes efforts to come together and make a difference to learn ASL to communicate with us. Blessings to everyone!!!"

Veronica Morales

Sign And Dine, Inc