DCABDA is hosting Juneteenth: The Black Deaf Experience, Celebrating Freedom on Saturday, June 18 from 1-7pm at Gallaudet University's Multipurpose Room.
We don't mean to brag, but Access has the best Scheduling team around! We could not have a better group of people and are so thankful of the all the work they put in every single day. Access wouldn't be Access without this team. Thank you! Happy Scheduler Appreciation Day!
Medical work is picking up and we need interpreters for onsite medical work in the DC area. Are you available? Let us know by emailing us at [email protected].
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Access Interpreting invites you to join us in celebrating the vital role of women in American history and encourage the study and observance of Women's History Month all year long by supporting @deafwomenunited an organization dedicated to empowering Deaf women.
Quick reminder! Don't forget to "spring forward" this Sunday night! Access is here for you any time, day or night, but we better make sure our clocks are the same!
π’ We are looking for the next Scheduling Coordinator to join our stellar hard-working team! Are you fluent in ASL? Do you have experience with scheduling? For a full list of benefits and requirements see the job description on Indeed (https://t.co/2FtRwUx7aM) and apply today!
Happy Valentine's Day from all of us at Access Interpreting!
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Join @terptapin on January 31st for a live discussion about Black History Month Do's and Don'ts. This will be a great event to attend! We'll see you there!
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From all of us at Access Interpreting, we wish you a happy and safe New Year! π
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Have you ever visited DC in the spring? With our Traveling Interpreter Program you can! Out of state certified interpreters who have gone through our screening process are welcome! We will provide a travel and lodging stipend and a minimum of 30 hours of work, paid at DC rates.
Now is a great time to schedule a trip to Washington, DC through our Traveling Interpreter Program! Are you an out-of-state interpreter who would like to visit the Capital? Learn more on our website and get in touch with us soon if you would like to participate! #ASLinterpreters