JamiLee Hoglind-Adams is a communications strategist who works across writing, brainstorming, storytelling, digital content, and creative strategy.

Her work is rooted in people, culture, and language — finding thoughtful, accessible ways to turn ideas and information into stories that connect with real audiences. She enjoys moving between the big picture and the details, whether shaping a campaign, developing content, or figuring out the clearest way to tell a story.

A graduate of Gallaudet University, JamiLee has built a career across media, creative strategy, and national campaigns — from contributing articles to Outside to shaping campaigns across sports, culture, education, and accessibility. At the National Deaf Center (NDC), she brings that range to communications that make research, resources, and ideas easier for people to connect with, understand, and share.