Currently, someone who needs a closed captioning device at a movie theater has to insert the base of the device into the cup holder of their seat, preventing them from storing their drink. People with auditory processing disorders who use closed captioning devices should not have to choose between their drink and cinematic experience. We are working to redesign the closed captioning device so that users can have their drink stored properly and understand the movie just like people without an invisible disability can.

We are also working on getting all political/town/county/state/ and federal level events closed captioned so that all constituents can participate equally.

People with dysgraphia and nonverbal learning disorder can't always replicate their signature on their absentee or in-person ballot. They also have a hard time filling in the bubbles and writing the required information. Normalize Now plans to work with elected officials to verify voting signatures for people with these disorders and uphold election security while ensuring every vote is counted.

Normalize Now, Inc. works to improve the equity of accommodations for people with invisible disabilities through projects that include improving closed captioning device placement in theaters and making voting easier for people with dysgraphia and Nonverbal Learning Disorder.

Our funding comes from everyday people who care about our cause. We also accept grants and discounts and donations that we are eligible for through our tax exempt status.

Our mission allows us to reach many places far and wide across America by nature, but the core of our work is in Rockland County, New York.