Since 2014, I’ve attended the Conference of Interpreter Trainers (CIT) every time it has been held. Conference after conference, it remains one of my favorite events in the sign language…
https://youtu.be/Cd7toF50aKAUnderstanding the BasicsBefore we get started, let's talk about why sign language interpreters are so crucial. They have a vital job in the Deaf community, making sure communication flows smoothly…
Interpreting is a field where every word holds significance. Beyond the immediate task of linguistic accuracy, however, the true essence of an interpreter shines through their understanding of cultural mediation…
At Heritage Interpreting, we believe in the power of preparation. To quote Benjamin Franklin, “By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail.” When it comes to ASL interpreting, this…
Understanding the Need for FeedbackAs an ASL Interpreter, you are not just a language service provider but also a vital link in fostering authentic relationships between the Deaf and hearing…
This week, Heritage Interpreting is excited to celebrate National Interpreter Appreciation Day by recognizing the dedication, passion, and hard work of our interpreting staff. In alignment with our mission to…
In sign language interpreting, a two-hour minimum billing requirement is standard practice. At Heritage Interpreting, our mission is to prioritize people, build authentic relationships, and exceed expectations. With that in…
Understanding the Importance of Team Interpreting in Sign Language InterpretingIf you're a company that hires interpreting services, you may have come across situations where a team of interpreters is required…
The language services industry has been experiencing significant growth, not only due to the increasing demand for translation and interpreting services for spoken languages. A critical part of this expansion…
IntroductionAmerican Sign Language (ASL) is a complex, fully developed visual-spatial language utilized by the Deaf and hard-of-hearing communities in the United States and parts of Canada. ASL has a rich…
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