ListenJonathan

Four years — and what a journey it’s been. Every inning has brought new conversations, new faces, and new reasons to keep pushing for accessibility and inclusion.

To my family, friends, colleagues, and the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community: thank you for walking beside me and supporting (Hear You Rise Foundation). You are the heart of this work.

My deepest gratitude to the (Worcester Red Sox) and (Boston Red Sox) for partnering with me once again and for your generous donation. Your dedication to creating inclusive game‑day experiences truly makes a difference.

See you next year!!

Why I Love — Accessibility Done Right

Every airline talks about accessibility, but Delta consistently shows what it looks like in action. As someone who is Deaf/Hard of Hearing, communication access isn’t a luxury — it’s a necessity. And every time I’ve run into a challenge while traveling, Delta has met me with something that makes all the difference: real‑time, accessible support.

Their live chat option has been a game‑changer. No waiting, no guessing, no struggling to hear announcements or phone calls. Just clear, direct communication that respects my needs and my independence. That’s what accessibility should feel like.

Delta proves that when companies design with inclusion in mind, people with hearing loss don’t just travel — we travel confidently.

Accessibility isn’t a feature.
It’s a commitment.
And Delta continues to get it right.

To my mom: thank you for signing with me when I couldn’t speak and for learning ASL so I’d never feel alone. When I opened , she became my greatest advisor and my constant reminder of why this work matters. Love you, Mom.

❤️

Happy Interpreter Appreciation Day!
Thank you for your hands, your voice, your patience, and your power.
Access starts with you.