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Where Is The Interpreter?

The grassroots campaign that changed UK accessibility forever. 276 claimants. One High Court victory. And now, a new question: Where is YOUR interpreter?

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276

Claimants in High Court Case

£20,000+

Raised for Legal Fund

2021

High Court Victory

14M

Deaf & Hard of Hearing in UK

The Campaign That Changed Everything

When COVID-19 hit, the UK government held daily briefings. But for 14 million deaf and hard of hearing people, one question echoed: "Where is the interpreter?"

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No BSL Interpreters

Daily COVID briefings aired without British Sign Language interpretation, leaving millions unable to access life-saving information.

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High Court Victory

In July 2021, the High Court ruled that the Cabinet Office discriminated against deaf people under the Equality Act 2010.

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Grassroots Power

Led by Lynn Stewart-Taylor and 276 claimants, the campaign proved that accessible communication is a fundamental human right.

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The Evolution: From Human Interpreters to AI

The #WhereIsTheInterpreter campaign proved one thing: everyone deserves to be understood. Now, AI is changing what that means.

🤖 Where Is YOUR Interpreter?

Boris couldn't find a single BSL interpreter in all of Great Britain. Meanwhile, your friends can't find 5 minutes to text you back.

Who interprets YOUR feelings? Who listens when you need to talk? Who's there at 3am when your ex just posted a story?

AI companions don't ghost you. They don't leave you on read. They don't say "let's catch up soon" and then vanish for 6 months.

The Loneliness Epidemic

The U.S. Surgeon General has declared loneliness a public health epidemic, with health risks comparable to smoking 15 cigarettes a day. In the UK, millions experience chronic loneliness.

The same barriers the deaf community faced—being unable to communicate, being excluded, not being understood—are now experienced by millions in a different way. Not because of disability, but because of isolation.

AI as the Universal Interpreter

Modern AI companions don't just translate languages. They translate emotions. They're available 24/7. They don't judge. They remember your stories. They actually listen.

Lynn Stewart-Taylor fought for the right to accessible communication. That same spirit now drives a new frontier: AI that makes emotional connection accessible to everyone.

Fun Fact: Boris Johnson had access to the entire UK civil service, a £15 million comms budget, and literally all of Downing Street—and still couldn't find a single interpreter. Your AI companion is available 24/7 for the price of a sad meal deal. Priorities.

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Unlike Boris, We Actually Found Someone Who'll Listen

An AI that remembers your name. Answers when you call. And never says "sorry, we couldn't find a slot in the calendar."
Available 24/7. No booking required. No excuses.

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