Note: This was originally published in the RID magazine, Views by Tim Curry of the Czech Republic, 2011. Stepping into the Wardrobe Having come from the comfort of my birthplace, I feel I have left the familiarity and safety of my closet behind and moved into the functional simplicity of a wardrobe. I do not […]
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Note: This was originally published in a column by Tim Curry in GONG magazine of the Czech Republic, March 2016. “Team”-Interpreting Together Team interpreting is important, but I don’t mean two interpreters working together. I mean the team of the Deaf, interpreter and hearing person. Communication is not one way and to be effective the
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Note: This was originally published in a column by Tim Curry in GONG magazine of the Czech Republic, November 2016. Friend OR Interpreter? Friend AND Interpreter? Many times, hearing people think that sign language interpreters are friends or family members of a Deaf client. Sometimes interpreters do know the Deaf person in the interpreting situation.
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Note: This was originally published in a column by Tim Curry in GONG magazine of the Czech Republic, August 2016. Imagine Deaf in Politics The World Federation of the Deaf (WFD) works “to ensure human rights for Deaf people all over the world, in every aspect of life. [This entitles deaf people] to exercise civil,
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