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Current Workshop Opportunities

All workshops are scheduled for Eastern Time Zone

  • The Deaf Community Has the Mic: Ethical Decision-Making Through Lived Experience
    The Deaf Community Has the Mic: Ethical Decision-Making Through Lived Experience
    Fri, Sep 25
    Madonna University
    This interactive workshop centers Deaf community voices and lived experiences to explore how interpreters' decisions can influence trust, access, and outcomes.
  • Beyond the Intake: Interpreting in Mental Health Assessments and Clinical Encounters
    Beyond the Intake: Interpreting in Mental Health Assessments and Clinical Encounters
    Sat, Sep 26
    Madonna University
    This workshop provides interpreters with an overview of common behavioral health processes while exploring factors that disproportionately impact Deaf communities, including language deprivation, trauma, access barriers, and cultural considerations.
  • From Meaning to Message: ASL–English Interpretation Skills
    From Meaning to Message: ASL–English Interpretation Skills
    Sun, Oct 04
    Zoom
    What are the qualities of an ASL to English interpretation that make it sound natural? James will guide participants each week in examining the linguistic choices interpreters make and share strategies for delivering accurate, nuanced interpretations that align with the speaker's intent.
  • Do No Harm! When “Right” Isn’t So Clear: Conversations in Ethics
    Do No Harm! When “Right” Isn’t So Clear: Conversations in Ethics
    Mon, Oct 05
    Zoom
    Get ready for a journey of self-reflection, curiosity, & conversations that may challenge the way you think about the RID CPC. As interpreters, we don’t work in silos- we work alongside real people navigating real-life situations that can be messy, complicated, emotional, & often downright sticky!
  • K-12 Interpreting: A Discussion Series-Downtime & Emergency Drills
    K-12 Interpreting: A Discussion Series-Downtime & Emergency Drills
    Tue, Oct 06
    Zoom
    K–12 interpreters handle all kinds of topics every day, some of them really tricky. Whether you're evacuating the building or sheltering in place, emergency drills are held throughout the year. Attend this workshop to learn more about interpreting for these situations in a K-12 setting.
  • Do No Harm! When “Right” Isn’t So Clear: Conversations in Ethics
    Do No Harm! When “Right” Isn’t So Clear: Conversations in Ethics
    Tue, Oct 13
    Zoom
    Get ready for a journey of self-reflection, curiosity, & conversations that may challenge the way you think about the RID CPC. As interpreters, we don’t work in silos- we work alongside real people navigating real-life situations that can be messy, complicated, emotional, & often downright sticky!
  • K-12 Interpreting: A Discussion Series - Music Class
    K-12 Interpreting: A Discussion Series - Music Class
    Wed, Oct 14
    Zoom
    K–12 interpreters handle all kinds of topics every day, some of them really tricky. This session will look at various aspects of music, from music theory to playing instruments, and playing around with making the audible become visual.
  • From Meaning to Message: ASL–English Interpretation Skills
    From Meaning to Message: ASL–English Interpretation Skills
    Sun, Oct 18
    Zoom
    What are the qualities of an ASL to English interpretation that make it sound natural? James will guide participants each week in examining the linguistic choices interpreters make and share strategies for delivering accurate, nuanced interpretations that align with the speaker's intent.
  • Do No Harm! When “Right” Isn’t So Clear: Conversations in Ethics
    Do No Harm! When “Right” Isn’t So Clear: Conversations in Ethics
    Wed, Oct 21
    Zoom
    Get ready for a journey of self-reflection, curiosity, & conversations that may challenge the way you think about the RID CPC. As interpreters, we don’t work in silos- we work alongside real people navigating real-life situations that can be messy, complicated, emotional, & often downright sticky!
  • K-12 Interpreting: A Discussion Series - Testing
    K-12 Interpreting: A Discussion Series - Testing
    Thu, Oct 22
    Zoom
    Testing, whether state-level read-alouds or an everyday Kindergarten assessment, appears to not be deaf-friendly but there are many ways an interpreter can make the test more accessible. This session will look at a variety of testing situations that arise in mainstream settings.
  • Do No Harm! When “Right” Isn’t So Clear: Conversations in Ethics
    Do No Harm! When “Right” Isn’t So Clear: Conversations in Ethics
    Thu, Oct 29
    Zoom
    Get ready for a journey of self-reflection, curiosity, & conversations that may challenge the way you think about the RID CPC. As interpreters, we don’t work in silos- we work alongside real people navigating real-life situations that can be messy, complicated,, emotional, & often downright sticky!
  • From Meaning to Message: ASL–English Interpretation Skills
    From Meaning to Message: ASL–English Interpretation Skills
    Sun, Nov 01
    Zoom
    What are the qualities of an ASL to English interpretation that make it sound natural? James will guide participants each week in examining the linguistic choices interpreters make and share strategies for delivering accurate, nuanced interpretations that align with the speaker's intent.
  • Do No Harm! When “Right” Isn’t So Clear: Conversations in Ethics
    Do No Harm! When “Right” Isn’t So Clear: Conversations in Ethics
    Thu, Nov 05
    Zoom
    Get ready for a journey of self-reflection, curiosity, & conversations that may challenge the way you think about the RID CPC. As interpreters, we don’t work in silos- we work alongside real people navigating real-life situations that can be messy, complicated, emotional, & often downright sticky!
  • Do No Harm! When “Right” Isn’t So Clear: Conversations in Ethics
    Do No Harm! When “Right” Isn’t So Clear: Conversations in Ethics
    Wed, Nov 11
    Zoom
    Get ready for a journey of self-reflection, curiosity, & conversations that may challenge the way you think about the RID CPC. As interpreters, we don’t work in silos- we work alongside real people navigating real-life situations that can be messy, complicated, emotional, & often downright sticky!
  • Do No Harm! When “Right” Isn’t So Clear: Conversations in Ethics
    Do No Harm! When “Right” Isn’t So Clear: Conversations in Ethics
    Tue, Nov 17
    Zoom
    Get ready for a journey of self-reflection, curiosity, & conversations that may challenge the way you think about the RID CPC. As interpreters, we don’t work in silos- we work alongside real people navigating real-life situations that can be messy, complicated,, emotional, & often downright sticky!
  • Do No Harm! When “Right” Isn’t So Clear: Conversations in Ethics
    Do No Harm! When “Right” Isn’t So Clear: Conversations in Ethics
    Mon, Nov 23
    Zoom
    Get ready for a journey of self-reflection, curiosity, & conversations that may challenge the way you think about the RID CPC. As interpreters, we don’t work in silos- we work alongside real people navigating real-life situations that can be messy, complicated, emotional, & often downright sticky!
  • From Meaning to Message: ASL–English Interpretation Skills
    From Meaning to Message: ASL–English Interpretation Skills
    Sun, Nov 29
    Zoom
    What are the qualities of an ASL to English interpretation that make it sound natural? James will guide participants each week in examining the linguistic choices interpreters make and share strategies for delivering accurate, nuanced interpretations that align with the speaker's intent.
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