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MOVIES:
Sweet Nothing in My Ear 2008 Rated: PG
Family drama about a deaf and hearing couple who struggle to decide whether or not to give their deaf son a cochlear implant.
The Hammer 2010 Rated: PG-13
Matt is a deaf wrestler who wins championships. Even though he was born deaf, he was raised around the hearing. This movie focuses on his attempts to become a champion, but he has to not only fight wrestlers but also discrimination that comes from his deaf peers who believe he has abandoned them. Being a hero to some and a pariah to others, he strives to be an inspiration to wrestlers and the deaf alike. It is a look at the barriers faced by those with disabilities, but it reminds us to remember that whatever issues we have, we can be winners.
Hearing Everett 2008 Rated: G
A neon sign builder and a father of 7, Ed Everett was an average man in search of his purpose. During a short-term mission trip to Mexico his life would change forever. Little did he know, his own son was preparing him for this very moment. A family willing to trust God and enter the silent world of the deaf.
About Us
Philosophy Statement
Communication is a vital aspect of everyday human life
Welcome
Established in 1969, the principle purpose of Colorado Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (CRID) is to initiate, sponsor, promote and execute policies and activities that will further the profession of interpretation of American Sign Language and English for people of all ages in the State of Colorado.
This organization is affiliated with the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf, Inc. and shall uphold the purposes and abide by the rules and procedures established for affiliated chapters of Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf, Inc.
Mission Statement
Colorado Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf will promote excellence in the field of interpretation by:
Adhering to the highest level of ethical standards;
RID Code of Professional Conduct
Collaborating with Deaf organizations and others as necessary in activities that effect positive change for our profession
Modeling professional behavior by respecting and supporting our colleagues
Promoting professional development
Taking advantage of emerging technologies
Executive Board
President
Vacant
Vice President
Jenny Miller
Secretary
Jules Berner
Treasurer
Haley Hegeman
Deaf Member at Large
Vacant
Member at Large
Susan Faltinson
Member at Large
Sophia Stone
Colorado Interpreting Laws
Legal, Educational, Federal, & State
As professionals, we follow a variety of ethical requirements and laws
Legal Interpreting Questions?
Please email Timothy Chevalier at timothy.chevalier@state.co.us
Interpreting Resources
Legal Interpreting Committee (LIC) Resources
Legal Interpreting Committee (LIC) Resources
Legal Interpreting Committee (LIC) Resources
Looking for legal interpreter training? How do I maintain the Colorado Legal Credential Authorization? When are LIC meetings and events? What other general resources do I need to know around legal interpreting?
Educational Interpreting Resources
Legal Interpreting Committee (LIC) Resources
Legal Interpreting Committee (LIC) Resources
How do I contact the Colorado Department of Education? What do I need to know about the Educational Interpreter Authorization? What other resoruces are available to me?