[nfb-db] convention and interpreters
Cherifields at aol.com
Cherifields at aol.com
Fri Apr 24 15:10:39 UTC 2015
Marsha,
If you are on the conference call for the db national the president and or
secretary will announce the information needed for requesting
interpreters. It is usually that you must request interpreters at the time you pay
your registration fee to the NFB national. We were told at the c call last
year that the NFB was not providing SSP's, but some people who had
interpreters were assigned to them for the entire time they were in Orlando. If you
can go to the seminar conference call that you wish to attend you will know
when their seminar is going to be held. The national office will be able
to tell you if you call them and say I wish to attend X. Your state
affiliate should have scheduling also. But there is a deadline for requesting
interpreters. Get your registration in early. If you have not registered
prior to coming the NFB is NOT required to pay for interpreters who have not
been assigned to someone in advance.
Good luck and enjoy. Cheri
In a message dated 4/24/2015 9:19:47 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
nfb-db at nfbnet.org writes:
Rox,
Here is my experience thus far, which I admit is limited. at the
washington seminar, I requested interpretors, for both the great gathering and my
meetings with the representatives. But because my state didj't have some of
the appointments until the last minute, getting interpretors didn't happen
for the congressional meetings. Now the NFB did provide me with interpretors
for the great gathering and the reception on tuesday. Both of the
interpretors I used, were awesome. And the nfb took care of that for me.
I have already put my request in for interpretors for the national
convention. Unfortunately because the agenda is not out yet, I can't say which
meetings I will be attending and which I will not. I too am interested in
attending the NAGDU, deafblind and human service meetings.
I understand its very hard to make arrangments, you need to know when the
meetings are, in order to make interpretor requests, and then of course
register for the convention.
That is my experience with interpretors, when I requested SSP's for the
Washington seminar, they would not help me with those costs.
We should put in requests for SSP's. All of us, so that everyone knows
that there is a need, not just for one person, but all of the deafblind who
need to use an SSP.
Just my two cents,
Marsha drenth
email: _marsha.drenth at gmail.com_ (mailto:marsha.drenth at gmail.com)
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On Apr 23, 2015, at 9:47 PM, The Pawpower Pack via nfb-db
<_nfb-db at nfbnet.org_ (mailto:nfb-db at nfbnet.org) > wrote:
Hi y'all,
I'm currently looking at flights to Orlando and it seems quite doable. My
question is about ASL interpreters and or SSP's for exhibit halls.
Has anyone had an interpreter or SSP before? How easy was it to get one,
and what was the process?
Thanks for any information.
When are the NFBdb programs? I'm unable to stay the whole time and if I
come it will be from 4 July to 8 July.
Rox and the kitchen Bitches:
Mill'E, Laveau, Soleil
_Pawpower4me at gmail.com_ (mailto:Pawpower4me at gmail.com)
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