Free online course https://www.utas.edu.au/wicking/understanding-dementia

ASLIA values the health and safety of our members and considers it our priority. As we work in a variety of public settings, therefore enhancing the risk of exposure to the Novel Coronavirus, taking care of your health should be […]

World Federation of the Deaf and World Association of Sign Language Interpreters – Joint statement in International Sign https://www.facebook.com/136437246425151/posts/2731951760207007/?vh=e&d=n

ASLIA Supports the work of Red T! We have co-signed in support of the open letter to our Prime Minister – Mr Scott Morrison Red T is a non-profit organisation advocating for translators and interpreters in high-risk settings. Jump online […]

The Disability Royal Commission (DRC) wishes to engage a pool of skilled interpreters who can be drawn on in different combinations for future hearings. We anticipate that approximately 15-20 interpreters across Australia will be needed for the variety of work […]

Julie Judd, ASLIA Chairperson represented us nationally by attending the new NAATI Melbourne office’s launch of their new office facilities. Julie says they have “great facilities for testing and administration in Victoria”