Is there really a difference between the two terms? Or is it just a matter of perspective? According to Merriam-Webster Dictionary, tokenism is “the practice of doing something (such as hiring a person who belongs to a minority group) only to prevent criticism”. CLICK HERE!

Qualified vs Certified, is a common interrogatory among clients and consumers. Certification is a benchmark to inform those that would hire Sign Language Interpreters, that they have met the minimum requirement necessary to effectively communicate in both ASL and English. CLICK HERE!

In order for meetings and events to run successfully and equitably, budgeting correctly for time is a must. Often with the desire to cut cost we disproportionately allot for sufficient time, often forcing service… CLICK HERE!

The established two hour minimum is a standard business practice in billing for Sign Language Interpreters. More often we refer to it less as a minimum, and more as a fee for service, since it encompasses more than just the time spent interpreting. In order to be available for any .CLICK HERE!