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Join Us at an RID Community Event
Join Us at an RID Community Event Hosted by the RID Board of Directors WHAT: Come meet the RID Board of Directors, Certification Committee, and fellow RID and Deaf community members to talk about...
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Access Interpreting, Inc. Introduces Video Remote Interpreting for the Deaf...
(PRWEB) March 11, 2014 Today Access Interpreting, Inc. is excited to announce the official roll-out this week of its new Video Remote Interpreting (VRI) service for the Deaf and hard of hearing...
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Interpreting in Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) settings Online Class
TIME SENSITIVE OPPORTUNITY! LIMITED SLOTS AVAILABLE! Interpreting in the Vocational Rehabilitation Setting ~ a free upcoming online training opportunity ~ A collaboration between NCIEC and pepnet...
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Summer & Fall Conferences 2014
ALDA’s 2014 Convention Norfolk, VA October 8 – 12 , 2014 Early Bird Registration Ends May 31, 2014 For More Information . . . 2014 RID Region V Conference San Diego, CA June 25-28, 2014 More...
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2014 ASL Immersion Silent Weekend at Western Oregon University
Program Dates: July 25-27, 2014Program Description: If you are looking for worthwhile workshops, great entertainment, and a chance to sharpen your skills, then this immersion experience is for you!...
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Google Glass gives the deaf an ASL interpreter, even in the dark
ARS Technica by Ron Amadeo – May 28 2014, 2:09pm EDT Source: http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2014/05/google-glass-gives-the-deaf-an-asl-interpreter-even-in-the-dark/ Deaf students are finally able to...
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Deaf Oregonians cry foul in DHS contracting process
Saerom Yoo, Statesman Journal Article Source The Oregon Department of Human Services is in the process of hiring a company to coordinate and provide interpretive services for deaf and hard of...
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Deaf Interpreter Goes Viral
The Blog 10/27/2014 Lydia L. Callis Sign Language Interpreter, Community Educator, Advocate Last week, Mayor Bill de Blasio addressed the citizens of New York to discuss the city’s first confirmed...
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Notice of Change: Interpreter Services for 12-Step Programs and Funerals
Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services Center, Inc. Background: On October 15, 2014, Governor McAuliffe announced changes in the State budget for Fiscal Year 2015 (July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015). The...
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MassAHEC Network, Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing collaborating...
UMASS Med Now By Ellen Moran December 18, 2014 The rising demand for American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters who have the proficiency and comfort to perform in a health care setting led to the...
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Wife of New York sign-language interpreter explains his ‘expressive’ style
CBC/Radio-Canada January 28, 2015 He’s been described as “mesmerizing,” “distracting” and even “ridiculous.” Jonathan Lamberton is a deaf New York City sign-language interpreter whose animated...
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Gallaudet partners with Central Piedmont Community College
Gallaudet partners with Central Piedmont Community College to Enhance Educational Opportunities for Future Sign Language Interpreters Gallaudet University has established a collaborative agreement...
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TCS and VRID Presents: Everyday Interpreting: What’s Linguistics Got to Do...
TCS and VRID Presents: Everyday Interpreting: What’s Linguistics Got to Do With It? By Miako Rankin June 20th — 8:30am to 3:45pm — $65 in advance — 0.6 CEUs Gallaudet University SAC Flex Rooms...
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New rules would raise bar for paid sign language interpreters
LINCOLN JOURNAL STAR By ZACH PLUHACEK October 24, 2015 She isn’t deaf, but Margie Propp says she’s more comfortable signing than speaking. Her father, who lost his hearing at age 15, helped found...
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Demand for sign-language interpreters soars
Orlando Sentinel By Susan Jacobson Oct. 28,2015 At basketball games, theme parks, schools and businesses in Central Florida, sign-language interpreters bridge the gap between the hearing and deaf...
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Discover Interpreting Enhanced Search Tools! on NCIEC Website
National Consortium of Interpreter Education Centers Announcing: Discover Interpreting Enhanced Search Tools! We are excited to announce enhanced search tools on discoverinterpreting.org! Your...
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VRID 2016 Conference Workshop Proposal Application
CALL FOR PRESENTERS The Virginia Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf Conference Committee is currently seeking enthusiastic, dynamic, and effective presenters for the 2016 Conference “Forward...
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Colloquium Series Lecture Interpreting in the zone – On-site at Gally Mar 4th...
Colloquium Series Lecture Interpreting in the zone: New research on how interpreters achieve their best work How might learning about interpreters’ “in-the-zone” experiences help you find your own...
View ArticleVirginia to Study Licensure for Sign Language Interpreters
DPOR - Requesting Public Input Dear Friends of VDDHH,There will be four public hearings within one week in Norfolk, Fairfax, Richmond and Roanoke to receive public comments on whether the Commonwealth...
View ArticleNVRC Announces Return to Its Interpreting Program
August, 2021 NVRC Interpreting is back! And ready to take your requests and fill assignments! As you may know, in June of last year, NVRC had to step back from its interpreting program due to the...
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