In-Between: Interpreter Practice, Feedback and Mentoring #2

Room: 401-E conference room

CEUs: 0.1 PS/PPO CEUs

Presenter: Krystal Butler

Presented in: ASL

You will need to bring: A device to video record yourself (laptop/tablet/phone/camera)

To earn CEUs, you must complete the CEU application () and submit it to [email protected] by May 15th . You can also request an additional .5 CEUs for reading Freedom is a Constant Struggle: Ferguson, Palestine, and the Foundations of a Movement by Angela Davis with the submission of a reading log and stating clearly on the application request for .5 PS PPO CEUs offerings.

Educational Objectives:

1. Develop critical thinking skills while producing an ASL interpretation.
2. Explore complex concepts like systemic racism within the context of Black history and racial justice.
3. Gain "hands up" practice with peer and mentor feedback
4. Analyze the primary source, evaluate historical narratives, and synthesize diverse perspectives in a safe and collaborative learning environment.

Although the book discussions are Black-only spaces, In-betweens are open to everyone.

Sponsored by NAOBI- DC

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library, G Street Northwest, Washington, DC, USA, United States