About Us
LoLoLook creates a space for ASL inclusion and an equitable workforce for Deaf and Hard of Hearing museum professionals
Who Are We
We work with museums, galleries, parks, and cultural organizations across the US. We provide information access, share resources, and support for more accessible and inclusive experiences for guests and collaborators in the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community as well as their families.
Our Mission
We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization with a mission to elevate American Sign Language (ASL) priority programming for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community at cultural institutions.
We’re advocates for an equitable workforce among educators and staff who predominantly use Sign Language.
What We Do
- Consulting
- Training
- Program Development
- Outreach
- ASL Access Support
- Videos with ASL Translation
- Museum Educator Bootcamp in ASL
Why Choose Us?
We believe ASL-led programs in the arts and humanities space make an impact on the lives of those who rely on it everyday whether they are an art professional or visitor.
From consulting on programming, exhibition interpretations, wayfinding, and auditing websites to ensure a welcoming and inclusive experience for the ASL community.
All of our programs not only benefit Deaf and Hard of Hearing patrons, but also professionals who rely on ASL every day and lead these programs.
With a community-centered approach, we believe in our results for large impact
Our team have extensive experience in ASL programming and are either Deaf, Hard of Hearing, or CODA (Child of a Deaf Adult) who directly benefit from ASL programs.
Built by and with the Deaf community, Deaf culture is at the heart of what we do.
Our Partners
We work with cultural institutions such as museums, galleries, parks, and organizations with educational programs who aim to serve and collaborate with their local Deaf and Hard of Hearing community. We are proud to have worked with–
Whitney Museum of American Art, Brooklyn Museum, The Jewish Museum, The Drawing Center, Theater for a New Audience, Lincoln Center, Guggenheim, Queens Museum, The Studio Museum in Harlem, University of Utah, DEAF Inc., Philbrook Museum of Art, Gilcrease Art Museum, Woody Guthrie Center, and 108 Contemporary.
Meet Our Leadership
Our team has a combined 20+ years experience in the museum and art field as educators, artists, consultants, access workers, and entrepreneurs.
Joyce Hom
Co-Founder, Executive Director, Consultant
Nic Annette Miller
Co-Founder, Head of Creative Strategy & Operations, Consultant
Would you like to start a project with us?
Book a meeting with us today to learn more about bringing ASL programs to your institutions and connect with more Deaf and Hard of Hearing visitors.