Interpreting, perhaps especially ASL interpreting, is more than a job. It’s a lifestyle. And Pride is so personal for so many of us, it adds an extra layer of emotion and energy. How selfless of them to show up in the name of accessibility.
If you work with the public, bookmark this post. These are the terms you’ll need to know when providing services to your deaf and hard of hearing customers.
If you’re new to using an ASL interpreter over video, it’s a good idea to brush up on the applicable laws to make sure your deaf or hard-of-hearing patients are receiving the best care possible. (You can start here!)
Language Industry Trendspotting - To Your Inbox
The Open For Interpretation Newsletter will arrive every few weeks
