Comfort Zone Interpreters
While it may be comfortable, relying on only one interpreter for all of your communication needs is less effective than you think.
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Rae Rose
Rachel (“Rae”) is the proud owner of Rose Interpreting. A family friend introduced her to deafness and sign language as a child. She was amazed when she saw that interpreting could make a difference even for children.
Posts by Rae Rose
Postcards from Academia
Find out how Rae is doing now that she’s gone back to school!
Interpreting Wardrobe Choices
What do pants have to do with interpreting?
See You All at Denver Comic Con 2013!
Keep an eye out for our awesome interpreters at Denver Comic Con 2013! If you need a break from the craziness, try these local attractions:
So, What do I Call You?
Signer, helper, translator, deaf interpreter, ASL specialist, sitter, volunteer, deaf services… With so many misnomers out there, what title is appropriate?
Becoming an Interpreter
How do you get into interpreting? Let’s start with why, then we’ll work on how.