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Deaf American Indian History, Culture, and Language

  • 18 Jun 2020
  • 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
  • Online
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WSRID knows that COVID-19 has deeply impacted people both personally and financially. Thanks to the generosity of our sponsor, Sorenson, and our CMP sponsor, ASL Communications, the following webinars are being offered to certified and associate WSRID members free of charge. Registration opens Monday, May 11th at wsrid.com/events with a 15-person limit for each webinar. In an effort to provide these webinars to those most impacted and to as many members as possible, we ask that you limit your registrations to no more than two. If a webinar still has room two days prior to the event, members may add it as a 3rd event.

Deaf American Indian History, Culture, and Language

June 18th @ 4–6pm (PST) — Presenter: Linda Carroll

Sign language interpreters are often placed in a position to interpret for people of diverse cultural and ethnic backgrounds. This webinar will provide interpreters with the extralinguistic knowledge needed to interpret for those of American Indian heritage as the presenter, a descendant of Aniwiya of Wolf Clan (Cherokee), shares the history of her culture through literature, ASL, and American Indian sign language.
0.2 PPO PS CEUs

About the Presenter:

Linda J. Carroll, CDI, began her career as a certified deaf interpreter in 1978, became a mentor in 1980, and has served as an interpreter education specialist with Sorenson since 2015. In addition to providing mentoring for both SCIS interpreters and Sorenson VIs, she helps with developing and presenting webinars and workshops. Linda is nationally certified with over 30 years of experience interpreting in various settings ranging from community to legal based. Along the path, she began mentoring both hearing and Deaf interpreters with various skill ranges. When she was president of the Intertribal Deaf Council (1998-2002), Linda wrote the foreword in “Step into the Circle: The Heartbeat of American Indian, Alaska Native, and First Nations Deaf Communities.”


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