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Virtual Learning Designed to Cultivate Exceptional Experiences for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Individuals

On-demand digital resources led by cross-industry experts to foster accessible and welcoming experiences.

Virtual Learning Designed to Cultivate Exceptional Experiences for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Individuals

On-demand digital resources led by cross-industry experts to foster accessible and welcoming experiences.

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Learn from trusted industry experts with practical knowledge and skills to serve 48 million Deaf and hard of hearing people in the United States.

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Unlock essential skills for accessibility and inclusion with quality resources designed for a wide range of professionals.

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2025 Legal Interpreting Summit

The 2025 Legal Interpreting Summit bundle features a wide variety of sessions designed to help you optimize the delivery of interpreting services to Deaf, DeafBlind and hard of hearing individuals during legal-related encounters.

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Sign Language Interpreters

2025 Legal Interpreting Summit Legal Interpreting

A slide titled "Common court system challenges" lists five points, including "Interpreter coordination gaps" and "Limited court staff awareness." On the right, a woman wearing glasses and a maroon top is signing, looking directly toward the camera.

Navigating Client Needs in Legal Contexts: A Social Worker’s Perspective for Interpreters

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This workshop with Kellynette Gomez will provide interpreters with insights into the role of social workers who support clients navigating complex legal systems, with particular attention to working with Deaf and hard-of-hearing clients who rely on ASL.

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Sign Language Interpreters

2025 Legal Interpreting Summit Legal Interpreting

The slide features a section labeled "Case/Team" with three colored boxes: Follow up (Orange), Request information (Green), and Name (Blue), which detail preparation steps for law enforcement interpreting assignments. On the right, a woman with long dark hair, wearing a dark top, is signing with both hands near her mouth.

From the Street to the Courtroom: Effective Interpreting Practices with Law Enforcement

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This session with Alexandria Miller offers resources aimed at interpreters who work in legal and law enforcement settings, and/or interpreters who may be interested in working in the settings.

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Elevate your skillset and remove systemic barriers by championing positive Deaf and hard of hearing user experiences.

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What They're Saying About 2axend...

I have found 2axend is a professional organization providing expert presenters and topics for communities we work with. We have sponsored 2axend's Summit for three years and recommend the 2axend team if you are looking for an expert supporting the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community in the healthcare field. It is a pleasure working with Corey and his team!

Joni M. Horn

Arizona Freelance Interpreting Services

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Virtual Learning Designed to Cultivate Exceptional Experiences for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Individuals

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