TRANSFORMATION
FOR THOSE WHO ARE READY
ABOUT
Evolution of Signs provides accessibility consultation, inclusive design, cultural liaison services, and community-centered solutions for everyone.
We partner with organizations, businesses, schools, event planners, and communities to identify accessibility barriers and create inclusive environments, programs, events, and services.
Rooted in disability advocacy and disability justice, our work promotes equal access, meaningful participation, and inclusion regardless of identity, background, disability, or lived experience.
From accessibility planning and inclusive design to leadership, education, and motivational speaking, Evolution of Signs helps turn ideas into meaningful action.
ACCESSIBILITY IS A RIGHT. INCLUSION IS A RESPONSIBILITY. JUSTICE IS A MUST.
Pronoun: He/Him/They
Available for personal appearances
and speaking engagements
A MAN WITH A POWERFUL STORY
Hunta is the CEO of Evolution of Signs. He has a story to tell and backs it up with a heartfelt approach that will have listeners leave with a new perception of life and the communities. Hunta speaks about racism, equality, language deprivation, LGBTQIA, disability justice, language justice, and a few moments in his life that made him who he is today. Hunta's audience will end up with a new concept of life, and an understanding of American Sign Language culture, BIPOC culture, and Protactile Language culture.
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Evolution of Signs can help reduce frustration and increase understanding through speaking engagements, webinars, workshops, training, consultation, and accessibility. Hunta helps people to connect better with people on a collaborative professional level and the community of the future to reduce the inclusive struggles.
(Right to left: Alise, Spot, and Hunta
(His Emotional Support Animal)
BIO
Hunta Williams
Hunta Williams, DeafBlind, hails from New York City. He has attended four different deaf schools and graduated from Lexington School for the Deaf. Hunta received a Bachelor of Science degree in culinary management at The Art Institutes International Minnesota. He furthered his education at the graduate level by achieving a Masters in Sign Language Education from Gallaudet University. Professionally, he has worked as an ASL teacher, Tutor, Sign Model, Deaf interpreter, Co-Navigator, Consultation, Activist, and Sign Language Specialist.
This professional skill has also been put to use in the community, where he has provided his expertise on topics such as individual and disability rights advocacy, linguistic culture and cultural competency, sensitivity, awareness, and accessibility. As though he is not busy enough, Hunta remains active in the community. Additionally, Hunta works tirelessly with the Transgender community, Black Deaf Community, DeafBlind community, Community Educator, Protactile Educator, Accessibility Coordinator, and ASL Interpreter Coordinator.
In his free time, he loves to play disc golf, read, watch movies, and play sports. He enjoys spending time with his old friends, nephews, and goddaughters. The most important part of his life is his wife, Sheena Williams, along with their dog, Spot, an Emotional Service Animal (ESA). Also, he loves cooking international foods and specializes in Jamaican cuisine.