September Is Deaf Awareness Month In Recognition of Unheard Voices Seek to gain an understanding about Deaf culture including misconceptions about being deaf and the challenges members of the Deaf community face in a hearing society. Sign Language Rights for All Meet Deaf Interpreter Yeh Kim Cats & Phantom & Aladdin, Oh My! … More Newsletter Fall 2019
Fun Facts: First of his family born and raised in the US, Matt speaks fluent Bulgarian. He’s lived on the east and west coasts of the US and is a huge hockey fan. Ainsley: Matt, your bio on the HIS Sign website shows a history of working with major corporations in the DC area. What … More Matt Peev Interview
It’s that time of year! Students are back in school which means interpreters are needed in the classroom, in addition to the back to school nights and parent conferences. Let’s not forget about those last-minute doctor appointments that need an interpreter. So many interpreter requests to manage! How can you keep up? Take advantage of … More Tech Talk: Using eRSP – HIS Sign’s Online Scheduling Tool
The Individualized Education Program (IEP) determines the accommodations required for students who are deaf or hard of hearing. Educational interpreting can occur in any setting in which the student is engaged in learning. The educational interpreter plays a critical role in facilitating communication between the student, their teachers and peers. Interpreting is the primary and … More What Does an Educational Interpreter Do?
In the United States, September has been adopted as Deaf Awareness Month! However, the renowned International Week of the Deaf (IWDeaf) is celebrated annually during the last full week of September. National Associations of the Deaf, local communities and individuals around the world celebrate the rich history, language and culture of the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing … More HIS Sign Celebrates Deaf Awareness Month
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