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Learn to Care, Care to Learn

Camilla from Sweden continues to show us how changing our attitude can help us with self-care, community care, and influence us to embrace ongoing education.

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"Walk the walk. Talk the talk. Walk the talk."

Swedish sign language interpreter, Camilla, and I continue our conversation. We discuss her returning to the sign language interpreting profession after a long break in an adjacent field. We expand on the topics of connections in our communities, ethical boundaries and responsibilities, and self-care for interpreters.

Let's talk the walk together.

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"Run AWAY! And run back."

We all have turning points in our lives, decisions we face and challenges we conquer. Swedish sign language interpreter, Camilla Eurenius, shares her turning points and journey into the sign language interpreting profession.

We learn about Swedish interpreter working conditions, education, and about Camilla experiences there.

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"Yummy, yummy, yummy, I got love in my tummy."

Let's talk Self-Care for sign language interpreters. There is an easy quick way for us to feel comforted, that's comfort food. Here are some quick thoughts about how to quickly relax before, during, and, after a gig.

We all need to breath and relax at times in our work, let's bite into that topic now.

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"I have to pay $1,000 just to tell you it's $0?? Yay!"

Anna Michaels and I finish our rant, I mean, discussion about the impact ASL/English interpreters may not realize they are making when they work outside the U.S. Laugh with us. Learn our perspective living outside the U.S. schema.

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"Look at them yo-yos. That's the way you do it. Get your money for nothing and your 'terps for free."

Get ready for a great discussion by Anna Michaels and me about how it is to live outside the U.S. as an ASL/English interpreter. We talk about how the profession, and all stakeholders are impacted when interpreters from the U.S. travel to our regions.

We have an honest and straightforward discussion about this unique situation.

Take a deep breath and be ready to learn.

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What's the definition of bureaucracy?  "Well, we have a committee to define- actually, we are asking for volunteers to be on the committee and then we'll start..." AAaaarrgh!!!

Genny explains many points that she has gained in her experience as a board member in sign language interpreter organizations, as a working interpreter, a student, and friend. We discuss community, support, how to make needed changes, ethics, and so much more.

Enjoy the end of our conversation with Genny Brusegan Conte, LIS/Italian interpreter.

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Typical?! Nothing's Typical.

Genny and I continue our conversation about the Italian Sign Language interpreting profession. We learn about the working conditions, the system of changing for the better, and Genny's approach to an interpreting assignment.

Let's learn a little about networking, supporting, and improving our profession.

Next week we conclude our interview with Genny, don't miss it.

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Wait! This is what I thought it was going to be!

Genny from Italy takes us on a wonderful journey down memory lane to the beginnings of the Italian Sign Language Interpreting profession and her own interpreting journey. We see the development of the education of interpreters, the shaping of the profession by the laws and by the Deaf and interpreting communities.

Next week we will continue the conversation.

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Seven? 7?! In one country?! Really?!

I talk with Genny Brusegan Conte from Italy about the Italian Sign Language profession. We start with its history, the organizations, working conditions, pay, and much more.

Enjoy this eye-opening perspective and stay tuned for the upcoming episodes with Genny from Italy.

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