[Video description: border around the video change colors throughout (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple). Throughout the video, white text with black box appear as captions. Atomic Hands logo appear on the bottom. Alicia is wearing a dark green shirt with a white background. Barbara is wearing a black shirt with a grey background. Board members appear next with 4 boxes. Morgan is on the top left, wearing a navy shirt with grey background. Christina is top right, wearing a black shirt with brick background. Sam is bottom left, wearing a black shirt with blue background. Shaun is bottom right, wearing a light red shirt with a wooden background. Next shows Liz on the top left, wearing a black/white floral shirt and a black jacket with a transparent white background. Barbara is top right. Lara is bottom left, wearing a black shirt with a white background. Shiran is bottom right, wearing a light blue shirt with white background. Next shows Doris on the top left, wearing a black shirt with a yellow/white plaid background. Anthony is top right, wearing a black shirt with white background. Alicia is bottom left. The logo is enlarged on the bottom right. Next, each board member is shown individually with combining sentences. At the end, there is a yellow border with white background. Text shows: Welcome our new board members and advisors! President Anthony Maginity. Vice President Shiran Zhavian. Secretary Sam Forshay. Treasurer Shaun Levine. Member Doris Alcántra Quiñones. Member Lara Metcalf. Member Morgan Jericho. Advisor Christina Lee. Advisor Elizabeth Ayers.]
[Transcript: We are thrilled to announce Atomic Hands’s new board members and advisors! (Hello hello clips). We are enthusiastic to be on the Atomic Hands board and to join them in their mission to foster curiosity in STEM through American Sign Language-centric resources, expanding STEM opportunities, and networking among deaf STEMists. With new board members and advisors, we will continue to elevate Atomic Hands’ work of STEM translation, education, and resource development. We are excited to work with the community and supporting future generations of deaf STEMists!]
