Repercussions

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Accountability

Sign Language Interpreters – Complicit in a Devil’s Bargain?

When sign language interpreting shifted from “social service” to “business”, a chasm developed between the Deaf community & sign language… By: Dennis Cokely
Sign Language Interpreter Considering Cost of Marginalizing the Coda Perspective
Connateness

The Cost of Invisibility: Codas and the Sign Language…

By: Amy Williamson
Carla Mathers - StreetLeverage - Live 2014 Talk
Legal

Perception Conflicts: The Role of Sign Language Interpreters in Court

By: Carla Mathers
Historical Reflections
Leadership

Interpreter Education: History is a Relentless Master

By: Dennis Cokely

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Sarah Hafer - Sign Language Interpreters: Recognizing Your Place within the Deaf Community
Connateness

Sign Language Interpreters: Recognizing Your Place in the Deaf Community

By: Sarah Hafer
Incarceration: Opportunity or a Sign Language Interpreter's Scarlet Letter?
Diversity

Incarceration: Opportunity or a Sign Language Interpreter’s Scarlet Letter?

By: Scott Huffman
Presidential Candidates: Who Should Sign Language Interpreters Vote For?
Intersectionality

Presidential Candidates: Who Should Sign Language Interpreters Vote For?

By: Cassie Lang
Sign Language Interpreter Framing Their Work
Accountability

What Are We Really Saying? Perceptions of Sign Language Interpreting

By: Kelly Decker
Wing Butler
Allyship

Status Transactions: The “It” Factor in Sign Language Interpreting?

By: Wing Butler
Sandra Maloney - StreetLeverage - X
Leadership

Replenishing Sign Language Interpreting: Extraction Exchange

By: Sandra Maloney
Dr. Carolyn Ball
Leadership

Does the Past Hold the Answer to the Future of Sign Language Interpreting?

By: Carolyn Ball
Historical Reflections
Leadership

Interpreter Education: History is a Relentless Master

By: Dennis Cokely
Carla Mathers - StreetLeverage - Live 2014 Talk
Legal

Perception Conflicts: The Role of Sign Language Interpreters in Court

By: Carla Mathers
Groupishness: What Sign Language Interpreters Think and Express, They do
Privilege

Groupishness: What Sign Language Interpreters Think and Express, They do

By: Angela Roth
Sign Language Interpreter Wondering Why He Doesn't Get More Work
Accountability

Why Do Qualified Sign Language Interpreters Get Less Work?

By: Kendra Keller
Sign Language Interpreter Ethics
Leadership

Sign Language Interpreters and the Future of Ethical Practice

By: Matthew O'Hara
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