Professional Sign Language Interpreters
ASLI, the Association of Sign Language Interpreters in the United Kingdom was established in 1987, to provide professional discussion on all issues related to sign language interpreting and the provision of interpreting service. From the beginning our aims have been simple: to encourage good practice in sign language interpreting and to support our fellow professionals.
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DWP Market Review of BSL and Communications Provision for Deaf People
July 24, 2017The DWP have published its Market review of British Sign Language and communications provision for people wh are deaf or have a hearing loss. The conclusions are: The Communications Market 1. The evidence submitted to the review demonstrates that the communication needs of Deaf people and people with hearing loss, whether adult or child, […]
Notice of Annual General Meeting
July 7, 2017Notice of Annual General Meeting – Call for Resolutions and Nominations The Association of Sign Language Interpreters (ASLI) will be holding its Annual General Meeting on Saturday 23rd September at the Institute for Child Health, 30 Guilford Street, London, WC1N 1EH. Members are invited to submit resolutions to the AGM, nominations for the appointment of Directors […]
Interpreters Wanted
May 19, 2017ASLI Training would like to create a ‘bank’ of members who are happy to interpret for the webinars. If you would be interested in being included in this ‘bank’, please send an email to training@asli.org.uk with your rates and your cancellation terms. (Full and Associate members only, please, and only those registered with the NRCPD)
News of the 2017 Webinar series
ASLI Webinars are proving very popular. On 15 May Adam Schembri from the University of Birmingham presented some of the findings of the BSL Corpus project. The relationships between generation, community roots and sign choices gave us all much to consider and the insights gleaned will undoubtedly be reflected in our practice. The webinar was […]
Guidance to Improve Mental Health Services for Deaf people
The Royal College of Psychiatrists and Deaf charity SignHealth have published a guidance to improve mental health services for Deaf people in primary care. As many as two in three Deaf people in the UK struggle with mental health problems, but most find it too difficult to access psychological therapy. Guidance for commissioners of primary […]
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