STANDING TOGETHER FOR CHANGE
ZP Goes to Washington DC
CEO Sherri Turpin, along with a coalition of deaf leaders and influencers including recording artist and CEO of “Wawa’s World” Warren “Wawa” Snipe, celebrated film director Storm Smith, and Oscar-winning actor Troy Kotsur, went to Washington D.C. to take a stand for full communication access for the deaf and hard of hearing community.
TOTAL ACCESS
Your Communication Access is our Passion
Our Community is our Purpose
We at ZP Better Togther strongly support Total Access, a nationwide advocacy campaign. This involves educating the public, the business community as well as congressional and policy leaders, on the need to level the playing field of communications access as a fundamental human right. Among the many others speaking out for this right are deaf leaders like Warren “Wawa” Snipe, Wesley Arey, and Joel Barish. Here are their statements -- and to learn more, click the button below.
Wesley Arey
Warren "Wawa" Snipe
Joel Barish
A Portal Story
A customer talks about her experience with the Portal
"You're right! I love it. I've decided to use Facebook Portal. I got it from Purple and will use this for my live vlogs because you can see clear, smooth video. It has beautiful picture quality. It's large, and zooms in on everything.
Very nice and smooth - I love it! See how it zooms?
Congratulations Sherri Turpin
2022 Best CEO Awards Honoree
We’re proud to announce that our CEO Sherri Turpin was nominated by the Austin Business Journal for their 2022 Best CEO award.
ZP Product Highlights
Facebook Portal
CloudVP
CloudVP opens your video call to new possibilities - like Live Captions! Enjoy the accuracy, mobility, and freedom of using CloudVP on your Google Chrome browser and enable Live Captions to add to your experience.
Tips and Reminders
E-911
Did you know that firefighters recommend that we check batteries in our smoke detectors every month? We even replace batteries every 6 months! While you do that, take the time to check your e911 location in your VRS account!
Phone Trees
You know what it's like as deaf people ready to make a video call. We get connected to an interpreter who dials out and... ugh, we get a recording. Here are some tips for how to make this experience better and easier!
Deaf Community Events