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Hi, my name is Nick and I'm in Asl 2 almost Asl 3 (I would have tested in to Asl 3 by now if it was allowed) I have a Deaf teacher who I communicate amazingly with and agrees I should be in a higher level. I have no Deaf family members but I have been surrounded by sign through my mom who used to be an interpreter and my sister who is getting a seal of biliteracy this year in asl. I just want to help anyone who wants it even if all you want to do is practice. :)

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Discord has a massive 24/7 streaming ASL practice room. Very cool. https://discord.com/channels/566145505587888128/700089792351961198

Furthermore, find more ASL Cafes, Happy Hours, groups and more at https://chatgpt.com/g/g-67638cd4501881919006d6f8aa8ce4db-linguist-cafes-happy-hours-nights-out-groups talk to ChatGPT like google and it will help you find a wealth of data on groups for your language and area. 

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