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DEAF CULTURE

Which “Deaf” Are You?

Categorizing and the labeling of Deaf people have gained much debate over the years. “Deaf/Mute”, “Deaf and Dumb”, and “imbeciles” are all antiquated terms that should be forever erased from Deaf...

Amanda M

INTERPRETING

Know About Real-Time Translation

With the advancement in Artificial Intelligence, Real-Time translation is a necessity and no longer a luxury. Globalization has broken down the boundaries of nations, and thus, language barriers...

Jonathan Weeks

INTERPRETING

Importance of Video Remote Interpreting

Video Remote Interpreting offers sign language interpreting or spoken language interpreting solution to deaf or hard of hearing people to communicate effectively with a hearing person via video...

Jonathan Weeks

INTERPRETING

Sign Language Interpreters and Self Care

Sign language interpreting is a demanding job and requires compassion, patience, a heart of service, and flexibility. Certain tips will ensure sustainability. Sometimes a call or an assignment goes...

Jonathan Weeks

INTERPRETING

Sign Language Interpreters and Mentoring

Think of a situation when you are sitting in a classroom with your peers, and suddenly you realize that soon you will graduate from the interpreter education program. This is a panic moment as...

Jonathan Weeks

INTERPRETING

The Identity of a Person As An Interpreter

Interpreters come across various questions about their identity, such as who are you? Where are you from? An interpreter faces complications while answering these questions because they have multiple...

Jonathan Weeks

DEAF COMMUNITY

Use of Technology in Empowering the Deaf

Technology has assisted the Deaf by making them independent. New advances are making their life easy. Here we will discuss a few examples of technological advancements that are boon for deaf people...

Jonathan Weeks

INTERPRETING

A Day of an Interpreter

Being an interpreter is exciting, but it is a demanding job. Years of hard work, discipline, and experience is required for becoming a professional interpreter. A day of an interpreter does not have...

Jonathan Weeks