The death of George Floyd on May 25, 2020 under the knee of an officer of the Minneapolis Police Department sparked action in support of Black lives in Minnesota and around the world. While not a new movement, it has taken on a new intensity and challenged many communities and organizations to reckon with racism and white supremacy. This is true for the deaf and […]
The CATIE Center is offering its GTC Journey track access to a course on NIC Performance Exam preparation. While we recognize that the examination process is changing and the CATIE Center will be adapting the course as we learn more […]
The CATIE Center at St. Catherine University is about 5 miles from the site in Minneapolis where George Floyd was killed in May. Like many organizations and individuals, we have been wrestling with how best to respond […]
The death of George Floyd on May 26, 2020 in Minneapolis, MN has highlighted issues of racial justice for the nation. This is true for sign language interpreters as well.
With oversight from Bryanna Wallace, Autumn Gupta created […]
Body language is a critical skill when it comes to communicating in almost any language, but this is not about talking with but about the human body. For novice interpreters, the CATIE Center is excited to offer a GTC Journey Track version of a course designed […]
Deaf Perspectives on TranslationAre you a deaf interpreter working toward certification? Interested in learning more about translation and how that can be part of a deaf interpreter’s career? Try this free course from the CATIE Center and join with other novice interpreters who […]
Translation Process: ASL to EnglishLooking for a way to strengthen your comprehension of ASL and build on the strength of your English? Try this free course from the CATIE Center and join with other novice interpreters who are also on the journey toward certification.
[Image Description: The image has four clips from videos. On the left, Rachel Herring, a white woman with short brown hair wearing wire-rimmed glasses and a black sweater with buttons down the gestures with her hands while speaking; JV Featherstone, a white man with short brown hair […]
At the 2019 PCRID Conference in Washington, DC, Doug Bowen-Bailey and Jenny Smith-Hastings collaborated on presenting the Graduation to Certification program and the resources being developed to support novice interpreters.
This page contains presentation slides for the workshop.
For more available resources, check out the following: