Mano-a-Mano

Elevando la 
Interpretación Trilingüe

• The Lexicon of Legalese
• Nouns to Nonce: Fingerspelling in the Educational Setting
• On the other side of the curtain: Interpreting for a Deaf medical professional
• Perspectives
• RID The Musical
• The Right to Silence Visual Interpretations of the Miranda Warning
• Sight Translation (English and Spanish)
• Spanish-English Translation: Principles and Practice
• Start the Music
• Systems Advocacy: Making Policy and/or Legislative Change
• Take 2??? And Call me in the Morning; Interpreting in Medical Settings
• Teaming and Talking – Creating our Ideal Work Place
• "They’ve got guns… What am I supposed to say?" Scripts and Best Practices for working in Law Enforcement
• Tools for Self-Analysis
• Trilingual Interpreting: One Little, Two Little, Three Little Languages, Whoa!
• Understanding the Deaf Student’s Brain: Challenges in the Mainstream Classroom with Interpreters
• Warning! Explicit Content! Managing Profanity in English Discourse
• What Are You Worth?

2009 RID Conference
	Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf has a list of Programs. Read more > Conference Committee Read more > Contact the board Read more >

Mano-a-mano 2009 conference

The next conference is in Philadelphia, PA
August 1-6, 2009

If you have any questions regarding a RID meeting, please call the national office at 703-838-0030. 2011 Conference - July 18-23
Atlanta, Georgia

TEXAS TEACHERS STUDENTS RETREAT ANNUAL EVENT

Workshops and Trainings

The Educational Resource Center on Deafness offers workshops for parents, professionals,

and deaf and hard of hearing students.

In-service training on requested topics.
Customized workshops for audience need.
ERCOD co-sponsors workshops with local and state organizations and agencies.
As co-sponsor of conferences, ERCOD offers support services such as facilities,

coordination, printing, provision of presenters, and interpreting.

Specially Designed Technical Assistance Programs

Professionals assist programs with:
Curriculum implementation
Resources for working with students with particular challenges
Other technical assistance
Specially Designed Training Materials and Media Assistance

Design materials and media presentations
Produce materials in support of specialized presentations MORE

Legal Court Interpreters Resource

Just had thier 28th annual convention
Special focus: In response to proposals submitted, the new area of concentration

for this conference is translator & interpreter training. Interpreters in signed and

spoken languages are all welcome.

NJITCE

DEAF OLYMPICS

The Summer and Winter Deaflympics are among the world's fastest growing sports events.

More than 3,300 deaf athletes and officials from 74 nations participated in the 20th Summer

Deaflympics in Melbourne, Australia, in January 2005. Nearly 600 athletes and officials

participated in the 16th Winter Deaflympics in Salt Lake City, United States in February 2007.

The games are built on 80 years of tradition. Organized since 1924 by the Comité International

des Sports des Sourds, CISS (The International Committee of Sports for the Deaf), the first

Summer Deaflympics were held in Paris. Winter Deaflympics were added in 1949. The Summer

and Winter Deaflympics are sanctioned by the International Olympic Committee, IOC.

The need for separate games for Deaf athletes is not just evident in the numbers of participants.

Deaf athletes are distinguished from all others in their special communication needs on the sports field,

as well as in the social interaction that is an equally vital part of the games.

http://www.tsd.state.tx.us/outreach/leadership_retreat.html (past)

http://www.deaflympics.com/

Southern California  Trilingual  Group through SCRID

http://www.scrid.org/Trilingual%20Interpreting.htm