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Connecting to the Body of Our Work - Self-Paced Resized

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0.8 RID CEUs | PS/PPO Specialty | Little/None Content Knowledge Level Self-paced · Approx. 8 hours · ASL, spoken & written English Naomi Katz & Lori Civello | Access ATL & The Sign Space | Recorded 2023 OUR BODIES. OUR BIASES. OUR WORK. What does your relationship with your body have to do with interpreting? More than you might think! Explore how diet culture, anti-fat bias, ableism, and systems of privilege and oppression influence our experiences, professional relationships, and interpreting decisions. Through powerful conversations, lived experiences, guided reflection, and real-world scenarios, examine how unconscious assumptions shape language, positioning, and access for Deaf communities. Apply Demand-Control Schema (DCS), including EIPI+I, to strengthen professional awareness and decision-making. It's not about changing your body. It's about changing what you bring to the work. KNOW BEFORE YOU ENROLL Format: Hosted in Ten99 LMS. Complete 12 self-paced sections with recorded presentations, a panel, reflections, and application activities. Progress is saved. CEUs: This PS/PPO program offers 0.8 RID CEUs at the Little/None Content Knowledge Level. Credit requires completing all required activities, reflections, evaluation, and CEU forms. Participation is tracked. Privacy: AaTL strives to exclude live audiences from final recordings. Questions or comments may be edited, omitted, or re-recorded. Nondiscrimination: AaTL welcomes all participants and does not discriminate based on protected characteristics. Accessibility: Request accommodations at ADMIN@accessATL.org. Refunds: All sales are final and nonrefundable, except as required by law or if AaTL cannot provide the course. CEU questions: meghancmp@gmail.com General support: ADMIN@accessATL.org Professional growth begins with noticing.

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