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February 18, 2-23 from 9am-1pm Central Time Zone via Zoom
Professional Development
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Virtual Workshop: Advanced Medical Interpreting: Ethical Practice For Interpreters - Heather Brown and Anna McDuffie
This workshop will highlight the history of medical ethics and modern, medical ethical practices. The concepts of autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, and justice will be discussed to anchor participant’s approach to in-class case studies and to guide their professional practice going forward. Strategies on how to navigate complex ethical situations will be discussed.
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Team Work Makes the Dream Work - Amy Lankheit and Kayla Geide
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As the world advances and the culture of the community we serve become more empowered, we must also pivot our profession. So, what does that look like? We are inviting interpreters of all experience levels to the table to talk about the Interpreting Industry. We want to discuss how we go from interpreting models of the past, to an advanced professional group of service providers who love the community but do not unintentionally steal their power.
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How a Board Works
Advocating for Big Change
Leadership Communication
Conflict Resolution
Accountability, Callaboration and Teamwork
Nonprofit Finance
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Presented by: Pam Wilson, NIC | 0.2 PS CEUs
Learning Objectives:
- Participants will select behaviors and choices that are indicative of a professional interpreter.
- Participants will identify what groups are impacted by the choices and behaviors of an interpreter.
- Participants will develop strategies for minimizing assignment surprises.
- Participants will evaluate the importance of supporting versus competing with their teammates.
Target Audience: Novice and experienced interpreters and community members.
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This conference is for parents, caregivers and professionals that have a child or young adult with deafblindness.
SCHEDULE:
June 9th Preconference: 9am – 3pm Gwyn McCormack
June 9th 4pm – 6pm: Registration for Conference
June 9th 6:00pm – 8:30pm: Conference Begins with Dinner & Parent Panel
TOPICS AND SPEAKERS:
Interveners – Beth Kennedy/Panel
Cortical Vision Impairment (CVI) Part 1 and 2 - Chris Russell
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Topic: Bimodal Bilingualism - Natalie's Story
Contact/Information for ZOOM ---> REGISTER MEETING LINK
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This is a learning opportunity provided by TSD Outreach Servcies for families with children identified with hearing loss/hearing concerns and professionals who serve them.
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This is a learning opportunity provided by TSD Outreach Servcies for families with children identified with hearing loss/hearing concerns and professionals who serve them. Each gathering has information that is relevant to families with a deaf/HH/Deafblind child. Danna Conn and Suzanne Dinwiddie of teh Deafblind Project will be the speakers.