Starbucks hired 20-25 deaf, hard of hearing and hearing partners from across the country to work at this new store with a requirement of proficiency in ASL.

Located in Washington DC, the store employs 25 people who are deaf, hard of hearing, or hearing partners and proficient in American Sign Language (ASL).

Outside the store, “STARBUCKS” is spelled out in ASL by giant hands and an ASL alphabet chart hangs by the door.

American coffee megachain Starbucks has announced it's planning to open a branch where every employee is proficient in American Sign Language.

Starbucks has opened a signing store in Washington DC, with all employees who work there fluent in American sign language. The store, which is the first of its kind in the US, has opened close to ...

Seattle-based Starbucks coffee company opened its first U.S. signing store Tuesday in Washington, D.C. where employees and customers communicate using American Sign Language (ASL). All 20-25 employees ...

07-19-2019 CREATIVITY This grocery store is teaching its customers sign language To celebrate community inclusivity, U.K. supermarket Sainsbury’s is turning one of its stores into a Signsbury’s.

The store, the company's first of its kind in the US, will hire at least 20 staff, all of whom need to be proficient in American Sign Language (ASL).