Kenya Sign Language Interpreters Association (KSLIA)
Sourcing and vetting KSL interpreters, and setting professional standards for live-music interpreting.
Page 4 of 7: Partners
This project is designed with Deaf and disabled people, not on their behalf. Every partner is paid for their time and expertise.
Stock photo: Fethi Benattallah / Unsplash. Illustrative, not a project participant.
Partnerships are being formed now. Each one shows its real status, and we update it as agreements are signed.
Sourcing and vetting KSL interpreters, and setting professional standards for live-music interpreting.
Recruiting and supporting the disabled reviewers who audit each venue, and the artists who perform.
Venues that already host regular live nights, ready to host interpreters and act on the audit. Plus one reserve.
Lead the audits, test the braille menus, shape the guide and perform on stage.
Interpret each night, and advise venues on lighting and sightlines.
Host the nights, make the agreed fixes and train their staff.
Builds the booking tool, the guide and the braille menus, and runs project management and documentation.
We're talking to Nairobi venues, disabled artists, KSL interpreters and disability-led groups.
If you run a live-music night, perform, interpret or advocate, we'd like to hear from you.
Get in touch