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Financial literacy is part of preparing Deaf and hard-of-hearing students for adult choices, but worksheets, alarms and group discussion can make money lessons…

Most parents expect a parent-teacher conference to be a straightforward discussion about their child. When the teacher is Deaf and the parent is hearing, that…

A political rally places unusual demands on access. An interpreter may need to relay rapid speeches, chants, questions from the crowd and signed contributions…

Interpreting at a charity run brings movement, crowds, traffic and changing information into the same task. A Deaf participant may need live Auslan…

Interpreting a cooking class for a Deaf student requires more than rendering speech into Auslan. The lesson moves between spoken instruction, signed…

Interpreting for a science museum's interactive exhibits requires more than converting speech into sign. Visitors may need to follow a moving object, read a…

Planning sign language access for a birthday party or private gathering with Deaf guests requires more than switching on television captions. The host needs a…

Interpreting at a funeral or memorial service is a specialist form of accessibility work. An Auslan interpreter may need to convey a eulogy, a family…

A wedding ceremony brings together spoken storytelling, music, movement and emotion at the moment people most want to hear and understand one another. When…

An interpreting assignment can stay with you long after the final sentence. A family court hearing, an emergency department debrief, a child-protection…