The goal of Just Communities’ Common Language Workshop is to develop a foundational understanding of key terms and frameworks relating to white supremacy, anti-Blackness, anti-Indigeneity, and (settler) colonialism. The purpose of this workshop is to build a foundational understanding of key terms in frameworks to ground our future conversations in a common understanding. ​

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Topics and activities include:

• White supremacy

• Colonization

• anti-Blackness

• anti-Indigeneity

 

Price: Sliding scale $75-120 per person

 The workshop introduces participants to interpretation skills with a foundation in principles of equity and inclusion. The workshop includes skill-building in consecutive & simultaneous interpretation, ethical issues, the interpreter’s role, language, power, social justice, and creating an inclusive multilingual space.

• Introductory workshop and curriculum planning to create bilingual/multilingual space for interpreting in a social justice context 

• Skill-building in consecutive and simultaneous interpretation 

• Ethical issues and the interpreter's role

• Language, power, and social justice

• Creating an inclusive and committed bilingual/multilingual space

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Topics and activities include

• Language Access and Justice Common Language

• Language Access Best Practices

• Language Justice, Ethics, & Standards

• Modes of Interpretation

• Language, Culture & Power

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Sliding scale $120 - $250 per person