Bridging Communication Gaps: Tips for Working with ASL Interpreters
Effective communication is the foundation of accessibility.
When working with Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing individuals, partnering with American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters ensures inclusivity—but it requires thoughtful preparation.
We’re excited to share our new tip sheet: “Tips for Working Effectively with American Sign Language Interpreters.” This guide provides actionable strategies to create an inclusive environment, whether in virtual meetings, trainings, or public events.
Before the event: Schedule certified interpreters, share materials in advance, and rehearse key points.
During the event: Ensure visibility, pace your speech, and engage the audience inclusively.
After the event: Gather feedback, provide accessible resources, and refine best practices.
By following these steps, victim service providers and other professionals can create a more accessible and trauma-informed space for all participants.
Download the full tip sheet here: Download PDF, Tips for Working Effectively with ASL Interpreters
Go to our Tip Sheets page for more informative and downloadable tips: www.davisinnovations.com/services/tip-sheets/
