Culturally Sensitive Trauma-Informed Interpreting Training

Tuesday, July 16, 2019 The event started -1718 days ago

Off campus

Are you bilingual? Do you have a desire to help those in your community who are in crisis? 

Who should attend:  Fully fluent bilingual individuals in Alabama who have a desire to help crisis victims in 

their community. This training is designed to teach professional interpreting -- and prepare participants for working 

with victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking and other violence. 

Participants also learn interpreting procedures for common settings (Immigration, Counseling, etc.) and cultural competencies (LGBTQ, Disabilities, etc.).  



Course requirements:  Total of 42 hours training through a combination of online sessions, full-day in-person 

workshop, practicum and final interview. More details at 2019 Interpreter Training.



Benefits:  Complete this training to become eligible to contract with AshaKiran for paid assignments — in cities 

throughout Alabama. And, use your valuable language skills to make a difference in your cultural community!

 

Trainers:  Our lead trainer, Carola E. Green, has 20+ years experience in professional interpreting as well as teaching 

and training interpreters. She is co-author of several national publications about interpreting in the legal and medical fields including the innovative curriculum “Breaking Silence: Interpreting for Victim Services.”

Other trainers include AshaKiran staff and subject matter experts who have experience working with victims and/or victim service providers. 

Information:    LADV@ashakiranonline.org     (256) 509-1882 or (800) 793-3010    


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Category
Conference/Lecture
department
Women's and Gender Studies, Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Audience
Public, Students, Faculty and Staff, Alumni

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