Crime Victim Fund Administrators
Language Access Planning
- Language Access & Interpretation: Resources for Policy, Research, Services and Advocacy – 2011
- Language Access: Considerations & Recommendations for Advocates Supporting Survivors of Violence – 2014
- Developing a Language Access Plan for your Agency – 2015
- Language Access Policy Template – 2016
Training on Interpretation
- Interpretation: The Importance of Language in Domestic Violence and Sexual Assualt – 2015
- Interagency Language Roundtable Self-Assessments of Speaking, Listening, and Reading Proficiency
- Breaking Silence: Interpreting for Victim Services – 2015 (Ayuda)
Finding and Working with Interpreters
- Working with Interpreteers – 2015
- Interpretation Services – 2015
- How to Address Problems with Interpretation – 2015
- Considerations When Using Interpreters for Victims with Limited English Proficiency – 2015
- Resource Guide for Advocates & Attorneys on Interpretation Services for Domestic Violence, Sexual Assualts, and Trafficking Victims – 2016
How to Work with Deaf/Hard of Hearing/DeafBlind Communities
- Serving Individuals who are Deaf, Hard of Hearing or Deaf-Blind and do not use American Sign Language – 2015
- Working with Sign Language Interpreters for Events – 2017 (Vera)
- Providing Interpreters to Deaf Survivors (DeafHope)
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