Top 5 Things Every Team Should Consider for ASL Interpreting + Captioning
ASL interpreting and captioning are often added late in the process. Sometimes they are treated like a technical add-on instead of what they really are, a core part of communication.
Hiring K-12 ASL Interpreters: A Guide for Teachers of the Deaf
As a Teacher of the Deaf or disability services coordinator, you know quality interpreting can make or break a student’s school year. Here’s what to demand from your interpreting agency so your Deaf and Hard of Hearing students get the support they actually need.
Come Meet the Partners Interpreting Team This Fall
Ready to connect? This fall, our team is hitting the road for five dynamic conferences and career fairs! Discover where we’ll be, who we’re excited to meet – from aspiring interpreters to industry leaders – and how we’re “Connecting People. Everyday.” Join us to shape the future of communication access!”
11 Things NOT to Say to a Deaf Person
Well-meaning words can unintentionally exclude. From “You don’t look Deaf” to “Never mind,” these phrases create barriers. In this post, Jessica unpacks 11 things to avoid saying to a Deaf person, offering better ways to foster truly inclusive communication.
Accessibility Isn’t Always About What You See
Disability isn’t always visible, and true accessibility isn’t always a ramp. A recent experience at a theme park revealed how a simple policy, not a tool, can be the most profound form of acknowledgment for the unseen effort of navigating the world.
Guaranteed Pay for ASL Interpreters in Boston
For a professional ASL interpreter in Boston, the commute can be a job in itself. The Partners Interpreting Boston Day Program changes that by guaranteeing your pay for a full 6 to 8-hour day, even if you have gaps in your schedule.
Why Industry Experts Choose Partners Interpreting
Discover why industry experts trust Partners Interpreting for ASL interpreting, captioning, and transcription. Learn how our skilled team, smart tech, and custom solutions ensure clear, accessible communication in healthcare, education, and more.
VRI vs Onsite ASL Interpreting Explained
Discover the differences between Video Remote Interpreting (VRI) and Onsite ASL Interpreting in this easy guide. Learn when to use each for clear communication in hospitals, courtrooms, schools, and workplaces. Perfect for anyone seeking accessible solutions.