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This Portland cafe has become a hub for the Deaf and hard of hearing

Woodstock Cafe employs Deaf and hard-of-hearing staff nationwide and hosts weekly American Sign Language meetups to foster community and accessibility, organizers said.

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Woodstock Cafe takes pride that their employees can communicate in their native language.

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ASL cafe gives the Deaf community a voice and jobs

Non-ASL can place their orders via a microphone, which transcribes their requests onto a display screen

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This cafe takes orders in sign language. It's cherished by the Deaf community

An Oregon cafe that takes orders in sign language has become a cherished space for the Deaf community.

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This Portland cafe has become a hub for the Deaf and hard of hearing

Woodstock Cafe takes pride that their employees can communicate in their native language.

·Portland, United States
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The Oregonian broke the news in Portland, United States on Monday, January 5, 2026.
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