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Multicultural curriculum overview for instructors: A curriculum for enhancing interpreter competencies for working within culturally and linguistically diverse communities.

by Doug Bowen-Bailey | Sep 25, 2018

The NMIP curriculum was developed by an RSA grant between 1996 and 2000. Includes competencies for interpreters to work within multicultural and multilingual settings.

Moving toward allyship: A current climate of agent skill sets of hearing ASL-English interpreters.

by Doug Bowen-Bailey | Sep 25, 2018

A master’s thesis that looks at the skill sets associated with being an agent (person of privilege) and target (person who experiences oppression) within a society system and how this plays out for the interpreting profession.

Thinking through ethics: The processes of ethical decision making by novice and expert American Sign Language interpreters.

by Doug Bowen-Bailey | Sep 25, 2018

A study looking at novice and expert interpreters decision-making process and offers a typology for assessing where people are in their professional development.

Assessing interpreter intercultural sensitivity

by Doug Bowen-Bailey | Sep 25, 2018

A Ph.D. dissertation using the IDI to assess interpreters’ intercultural sensitivity.

Audism and racism: The hidden curriculum impacting black d/Deaf college students in the classroom.

by Doug Bowen-Bailey | Sep 25, 2018

A study of Black Deaf college students’ experiences – through the leans of Black Deaf Cultural Capital Wealth and Black Deaf Critical Theory.

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