ALT On the right side of the graphic is a clipart of a hand holding a smartphone with a video call between two people. On the left side are the text that reads: "What is Direct Video Calling?, It's an inclusive and accessible way to make customer service calls directly in ASL!" The bottom shows CSD logo centered and a yellow circle with dots on the right corner. The background has blocks of transparent yellow, white, and gray.

ALT The header text reads: "What are the Benefits of Direct Video Calling?" The sub-header underneath reads: "PANEL, July 30, 2024, 1:40 - 2:25 PM EDT" There are five circles below with a cut-out of individuals inside. There are names below each photo which reads: "Tom Wlodkowski, Vice President, Accessibility, Comcast, Zainab Alkebsi, Policy Counsel, National Association of the Deaf, Bobbi Cordano, President, Gallaudet University, Tia Dole, Chief Officer, 988 Suicide and Crisis Line, AnnMarie Killian, Chief Executive Officer, TDI". Three out of five circles have a star on the right side. The background is white with a pink border. CSD Logo is placed on the lower right corner.

ALT The image features several unique stickers on a blue background. The stickers include: - Hands signing in American Sign Language (ASL) the word "EQUALITY" with the text below. - A hand signing "I Love You" in ASL. - Hands forming the word "ALLY" with the text below. - The word "LOVE" spelled out with hands in ASL. - A "Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas" sign with fingerspelling. The top left corner displays "Disability:IN" and the top right corner displays "2024 Global Conference & Expo." The bottom includes the text "Real Talk: Valuing Equitable Communication with Deaf Customers" and the CSD logo.

ALT A photo of six people standing in a row smiling for the camera. A white backdrop is behind them with various logos. From Left to Right, a woman with a pink dress and long light brown hair, a man with medium wavy hair and goatee wearing a tan shirt and dress pants, a man with short brown hair wearing a ight blue dress buttoned shirt, dress pants and brown shoes, a woman with medium wavy brown hair with a white top and black pants and heels, a man with short hair wearing a dress shirt, bowtie, vest and a matching dress pants along with brown shoes, and lastly, a woman with brown hair in a bun, wearing glasses, white tank top, black long skirt and dress flats. On the top is a red-orange border with white "CSD In The Community".

ALT Header text reads: "Leverage accessibility as your strategic advantage, Let us show you how at DisabilityIN." Below it is a cut out of three individuals with shadows behind them. From L to R: A woman with long brown wavy hair with a light purple top, the next two are two men with short brown hair, facial hair and wearing suit jackets. The names underneath the three individual photos are: Cameron Papazis, Senior Account Executive, Greg Pollock, VP o fBusiness Development, Ryan Bonheyo, Senior Account Executive. Centered at the bottom text reads: "July 15 - 18, Las Vegas, NV, Booth 98" ASL Now logo is centered up top. The background is light gray.]

ALT The image features a promotional graphic for a challenge activity at the CSD booth. The text "Navigating Deaf Communication Challenges" is prominently displayed. Below, it reads, "Can you navigate Deaf communication barriers? Step Up to the Challenge! Experience firsthand the everyday communication barriers faced by Deaf individuals. Stop by our booth to complete a task without speaking or hearing for your chance to win a custom rambler!" The bottom includes the text "Real Talk: Valuing Equitable Communication with Deaf Customers" and the CSD logo. An image of a custom rambler is shown to the right with the text "Play for a chance to win."

ALT "The Future of Accessible Communication: Empower your Customer Service with Direct Video Calling" Photos of three individuals are placed underneath the title. Text under each photo: "Cameron Papazis, ASL Now Senior Account Executive, Karen Strauss, National Disability Advocate and Author, Olivia Stein, Director of Videophone Crisis Line Services at DeafLEAD" On the bottom, there is ASL Now logo and text: "March, 14, 2024, 2:15 PM ET"