Definition: the KISSFIST sign is one of the popular signs in the Deaf and signing community. The sign has multiple meanings depending on the context and facial expression. The common meaning is “like” but as in “love it.”

1. Your logo on ASLTA’s website till August 2025.
2. Half pages in our program ebook.
3. One social media advertisement (one media post)

Definition: The THAAAT! sign, also known as THAT-THAT, is a commonly used reactive sign within the Deaf and signing community. It can have multiple meanings depending on the context and accompanying facial expression. Typically, it is used to respond to a statement that supports the previous discussion. For instance, when someone says “OMG! This person has a big heart…,” another person could respond with “THAAAT!”

1. Your logo on ASLTA’s website till August 2025.
2. Half pages in our program ebook.
3. One social media advertisement (one media post)
4. Exhibition booth at the conference.
5. Promotional video (1 minute) distributed on ASLTA’s website, social media, and on-screen during the conference.
6. A poster stand at the opening and closing ceremony.

Definition: The PAH! sign is widely used within the Deaf and signing communities. Its origins are closely linked to the triumphs of the Deaf community in overcoming societal obstacles. This sign can convey multiple meanings based on facial expression and context. Typically, it indicates a sense of relief or excitement, with the most common interpretations being “at last,” “about time,” and “finally.”

1. Your logo on email blasts till August 2025.
2. Your logo on ASLTA’s website till August 2025.
3. Full page or two half pages in our program ebook.
4. One social media advertisement (one media post)
5. Exhibition booth at the conference.
6. Two promotional videos (1 minute each) were distributed on ASLTA’s website, social media, and on-screen during the conference.
7. A poster stand at the opening and closing ceremony.

Definition: The TRUE-BIZ sign is a popular sign in the Deaf and signing community. Its meanings depend on context and facial expression. Common meanings include “seriously,” “for real,” “literally,” and “real talk.”

1. Your logo on email blasts till August 2025.
2. Your logo on ASLTA’s website till August 2025.
3. Full page or two half pages in our program ebook.
4. Two social media advertisements (two media posts)
5. Exhibition booth at the conference.
6. Promotional social media reel during the conference.
7. Two promotional videos (1 minute each) were distributed on ASLTA’s website, social media, and on-screen during the conference.
8. A poster stand at the opening and closing ceremony.
9. Sponsor a wellness station.

Definition: The CHAMP! sign is one of the common signs in the Deaf and signing community. Depending on size and intensity, the sign has multiple meanings. The common meanings are “the best” and “top notch.” It could also mean “far out,” as in something neat, amazing, or surprising in a good way.

1. Your logo on email blasts till August 2027.
2. Your logo on ASLTA’s website till August 2027.
3. Full page or two half pages in our program ebook.
4. Quarterly social media advertisement (four media posts)
5. Conference registration with CEUs for one person.
6. Exhibition booth at the conference.
7. Two promotional social media reels during the conference.
8. Two promotional videos (2 minutes each) were distributed on ASLTA’s website, social media, and on-screen during the conference.
9. A poster stand at the opening and closing ceremony.
10. Sponsor a wellness station.

Definition: The PEI-PEI is not a sign but a common mouthing morpheme that goes with the well-known sign 2H HS: 8, L: both hands up and beside the shoulders, PO: inward, and M: flicking upward. Its meanings depend on context, facial expression, and when. The sign can mean “the best,” “a pro at this,” and “impressive, right?!”

Benefits:

1. Your logo on email blasts till August 2027.
2. Your logo on ASLTA’s website till August 2027.
3. Your logo on free conference shirts.
4. Full page or two half pages in our program ebook.
5. Quarterly social media advertisement (four media posts)
6. Conference registration with CEUs for two people.
7. Sponsor a workshop space with posters and banners (four hubs available)
8. Exhibition booth at the conference.
9. Two promotional social media reels during the conference.
10. Two promotional videos (2 minutes each) were distributed on ASLTA’s website, social media, and on-screen during the conference.
11. A poster stand at the opening and closing ceremony.
12. Two-minute remarks at the opening and closing ceremony.
13. Sponsor a wellness station.

Definition: the WHOMP sign is one of the most commonly used signs in competition settings. The person uses this sign to announce or brag that they or their object is superior to the others.

Benefits:

1. Your logo on email blasts till August 2027.
2. Your logo on ASLTA’s website till August 2027.
3. Your logo on free conference shirts.
4. Full page or two half pages in our program ebook.
5. Quarterly social media advertisement (four media posts)
6. Conference registration with CEUs for five people.
7. Sponsor a workshop space with posters and banners (four hubs available)
8. Host a promotional workshop
9. Exhibition booth at the conference.
10. Two promotional social media reels during the conference.
11. Two promotional videos (2 minutes each) were distributed on ASLTA’s website, social media, and on-screen during the conference.
12. A poster stand at the opening and closing ceremony.
13. Two-minute remarks at the opening and closing ceremony.
14. Sponsor a wellness station.