In Denmark, we often discuss sign language interpreting. And often with great concern, whether it is about the number of sign language interpreters available, the quality of the interpreting provided, or the way sign language interpreting services are funded, booked, and structured. It is widely accepted that sign language interpreting is important for ensuring deaf people’s access in society. But is sign language interpreting the only solution? That was the topic of the Danish Deaf Associations membership magazines conversation with dr Maartje De Meulder (University of Applied Sciences Utrecht) and dr Hilde Haualand (OsloMet).