Events
LOCATION:
Virtual Workshop - Zoom
PRESENTED IN:
ASL
COST:
$25.00 for all registrants.
All workshop registrations are final. No refunds.
*This workshop is a part of 2axend’s Reframing Interpreting Summer Series. Multi-workshop discounts are available:
- $25 – one workshop
- $45 – two workshops
- $65 – three workshops
- $85 – four workshops
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION:
We live in a world heavily influenced by either/or, us or them, and Deaf or hearing thinking. In the context of sign language interpretation, this binary mind-set often excludes situational and socio-cultural considerations, including power and privilege, that impact interpreting outcomes. To address this critical shortcoming and identify potential solutions, the presenter will facilitate a conversation that explores and challenges a variety of assumptions, models, values and standard methods shared by interpreting professionals, interpreting educators, and interpreting agency representatives.
After this workshop, participants will:
- Recognize a minimum of three ways that binary thinking may impact various elements of the interpreting process.
- Utilize a minimum of three strategies to mitigate the impact of binary thinking.
- Identify a minimum of two opportunities to leverage the benefits of spectrum thinking as it pertains to interpreting.
PRESENTER BIO:
Corey Axelrod, MBA (he/his), is fourth generation Deaf, a passionate social justice advocate and social entrepreneur. As founder and CEO of 2axend, he helps organizations deliver user-centric experiences for Deaf and hard of hearing individuals. Corey is also currently serving his third term as the president of the Illinois Association of the Deaf, Illinois’ leading civil rights organization of, by, and for Deaf and Deaf and hard of hearing Illinoisans.
WORKSHOP CEUs:
.2 PPO CEU's will be offered.
Trix Bruce is an Approved RID CMP Sponsor for Continuing Education Activities. This Professional Studies program is offered for .2 CEU's at the ‘Some’ Content Knowledge Level.
LOCATION:
Virtual Workshop - Zoom
PRESENTED IN:
ASL
COST:
$25.00 for all registrants.
All workshop registrations are final. No refunds.
*This workshop is a part of 2axend’s Reframing Interpreting Summer Series. Multi-workshop discounts are available:
- $25 – one workshop
- $45 – two workshops
- $65 – three workshops
- $85 – four workshops
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION:
While members of the Deaf community undoubtedly benefit from having access to sign language interpreters, the provision of interpreting services does not always address the overarching needs of this community. As this is often the result of Deaf and hard of hearing individuals being inadvertently marginalized and underrepresented in the creation of the very “accessible experiences” that they have to navigate, the presenter will discuss steps interpreters, interpreter educators and agencies can take to position the Deaf community in the driver seat of creating experiences that satisfy their wants and needs.
After this workshop, participants will:
- Recognize a minimum of three elements that are necessary to be better conductors between the Deaf community and other pertinent stakeholders.
- Identify a minimum of three disparate impacts of further marginalizing the Deaf community during conversations about creating accessible environments;
- Utilize a minimum of three strategies to strengthen relationships with the Deaf community they serve and work with.
PRESENTER BIO:
Corey Axelrod, MBA (he/his), is fourth generation Deaf, a passionate social justice advocate and social entrepreneur. As founder and CEO of 2axend, he helps organizations deliver user-centric experiences for Deaf and hard of hearing individuals. Corey is also currently serving his third term as the president of the Illinois Association of the Deaf, Illinois’ leading civil rights organization of, by, and for Deaf and Deaf and hard of hearing Illinoisans.
WORKSHOP CEUs:
.2 PPO CEU's will be offered.
Trix Bruce is an Approved RID CMP Sponsor for Continuing Education Activities. This Professional Studies program is offered for .2 CEU's at the ‘Some’ Content Knowledge Level.