Wyoming Relay

09/01/2026

Some of the great features and benefits of Relay Conference Captioning (RCC) are:

-Real-time captioning where a live captioner types out everything said on the call. Which includes background noises.

-Works on multiple devices including computers, tablets, and mobile phones.

-Voice options. RCC users can choose to either speak on the call or have their typed words voices for them.

-Transcripts of everything captioned can be downloaded at the end of the event.

Learn more on wyomingrelay.com/rcc

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08/28/2026

Q: Is STS only for people with speech disabilities, or can anyone call a Speech-to-Speech user with relay services?

A: Speech-to-Speech (STS) is a service designed specifically for people with speech disabilities or differences that make communicating by phone difficult.

As well as anyone who wants to call them!

STS is a fantastic communication tool that allows user’s spoken words to be re-voiced by communications assistants on calls when needed for clarity. Some examples of people who utilize this service are those with a stutter, people with trachea tubes, or those who use voice synthesizers.

You can learn more about STS on wyomingrelay.com/sts

Video Description: [An animated robot in teal and yellow talks about Speech-to-Speech. “Is STS only for people with speech disabilities, or can anyone call a Speech-to-Speech user with relay services? Great question! Speech-to-Speech (STS) is a service designed specifically for people with speech disabilities or differences that make communicating by phone difficult. As well as anyone who wants to call them! STS is a fantastic communication tool that allows user’s spoken words to be re-voiced by communications assistants on calls when needed for clarity. Some examples of people who utilize this service are those with a stutter, people with trachea tubes, or those who use voice synthesizers. Learn more by visiting our wyomingrelay.com.” Wyoming Relay logo and wyomingrelay.com.]

08/26/2026

Talk as long as you’d like, all day and all night.
https://www.wyomingrelay.com/ip-relay

Video Description: [A sun surrounded by clouds "IP Relay as long as you'd like." A moon and stars appear, "at no cost, all day and night." The Wyoming Relay logo, wyomingrelay.com."]

08/24/2026

Did you know? One RCC reservation allows multiple users to join the same link and read captions of your event!

ID: [An illustration of two co-workers looking over information on a tablet. “Did you know? One RCC reservation allows multiple users to join the same link and read captions of your event!” The Wyoming Relay logo is in the bottom left corner and accessibility symbol is in the top right.]

08/22/2026

IP Relay is packed with accessibility features and benefits including:

- Language Options including a choice between English or Spanish and the ability to make Spanish language calls.

-Convenience and Support with the ability to receive Text Mail when you are not available to answer an IP Relay call. Live, online chat with Accessibility Care. And you can make 911 emergency calls through the app.

-DeafBlind and Low Vision Accessibility options including changing the font size/color and background colors. And the ability to manage typing transmission speed.

Learn more by visiting https://www.wyomingrelay.com/ip-relay

ID: [1] Features and benefits of IP Relay. A hand holding a cellphone with a checkmark. [2] Language Options. Choose language preference (English, Spanish.) Ability to make Spanish language relay calls. [3] “DeafBlind and Low Vision Accessibility options. Change font size/color and background colors. Ability to manage typing transmission speed. Learn more on wyomingrelay.com.

08/20/2026

Stories like the one shared by educator Samuel Dunsiger are exactly why disability visibility is so essential!

“We don’t talk about disability enough in the classroom. It isn’t normalized and it should be. This is precisely why I started disclosing my stuttering to my students. It served as both a way for me to challenge those what-if thoughts and put myself at ease, as well as a foundation for establishing a conversation about disability in the classroom.”

Writing teacher Samuel Dunsiger found that opening up to his students gave them room to be compassionate.

08/18/2026

Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) is a genetic condition that causes worsening muscle weakness. For some individuals with SMA, speech differences or speech-related disabilities may develop and make communicating by phone difficult.

That's where Wyoming Relay can help. Accessible phone services such as Speech-to-Speech (STS), Hearing Carry-Over (HCO), and IP Relay can support individuals with SMA in communicating more effectively, confidently, and independently.

If you or someone you know could benefit from relay services, our outreach specialists are available to provide no-cost presentations and personalized information about available options and how to get started.

📱 Contact us today: wyomingrelay.com



ID: [An illustration of a man in a Wheelchair. “Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA). SMA is a genetic condition that causes worsening muscle weakness. For individuals who experience speech differences due to SMA, we’re here to help make phone communication more accessible!]

08/16/2026

Which relay services are best for people who are DeafBlind? TeleBraille and IP Relay!

Telebraille is perfect for making and receiving calls at home or in an office as TeleBraille devices work with landlines. It’s also ideal for rural areas or for locations with low Wi-Fi connectivity.

For relay calling on the go, there’s IP Relay! IP Relay is a texting-based calling service that works through an app. Making it possible to make and receive accessible calls on cellphone, tablets, or computers!

Learn more by visiting: wyomingrelay.com/telebraille

ID: [Wyoming Relay logo. “Relay Services for people who are DeafBlind. Landline? TeleBraille! Mobile? IP Relay! TeleBraille is great for rural communities and areas with low Wi-Fi as it works with landlines. While IP Relay is a fabulous mobile calling solution!”]

08/15/2026

Out in the community again with Wyoming Relay. This time in Cheyenne at the 13th annual Promoting our Woman Warriors (POWW)!