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A live two-hour webinar presented in ASL on 5 November 2026 covering spatial mapping and strategies for interpreting mathematical notation, equations, graphs and geometric relationships. It suits educational interpreters working in maths and STEM classrooms.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar with Jean Kelly examining how ASL represents numbers through movement and palm orientation across up to 26 numerical presentations. Suits interpreters who want to distinguish number usage in contexts such as money, time, age, sports and scientific notation.

$100 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar with Eric Workman working through a legal interpreting problem of equivalency, delivered in spoken English with captions. It suits interpreters building legal specialisation who want a worked case rather than terminology drill. This is the only publicly enrollable course on catalogue pages 11 and 12 — the other nineteen are EIP-Grant restricted.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar with Jean Kelly preparing interpreters for performing-arts assignments, covering script analysis, character development and staging considerations. Suits interpreters preparing to work theatrical or scripted performance settings.

$100 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar teaching Shelley Lawrence's seven expansion and compression features for navigating structural differences between English and ASL, completed at the viewer's own pace. Suits working interpreters wanting to refine target-language production. Presented in spoken English with captions.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar on religious and faith diversity and the assumptions interpreters can carry into faith-related assignments. Counts toward PPO and suits interpreters working community or religious settings.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

A two-hour archived webinar by Eric Workman introducing ten legal terms, common procedural litanies such as the Miranda Warning and the witness oath, and strategies for requesting clarification in legal settings. It suits interpreters new to legal work. Delivered in English with captions rather than in ASL, and priced at $100 as a grant-funded title.

$100 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar introducing culture-related terminology drawn from anthropology, sociology and cultural studies with US community examples. Suits interpreters who want practice identifying prejudice and discrimination and distinguishing biological from cultural realities.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar presented in ASL that sets three overlapping ideas about hearing people's place in Deaf communities side by side, traces where each came from, and works through the vocabulary of oppression that surrounds them. Watched online at any time for $30. The provider credits it as PS/PPO, so it counts towards the RID power, privilege and oppression requirement.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

A two-hour archived workshop teaching communication methods and touch-based interpreting techniques for working with DeafBlind individuals, completed via webinar, post-test and evaluation form. Suits interpreters wanting grounding in DeafBlind community diversity and barrier reduction. Unlike the provider's other pages, this one carries no RID CMP sponsor statement.

$100 · Approval not confirmed. Check with the provider before you register.

An archived webinar on the ongoing allyship responsibilities of interpreters working with DeafBlind consumers, framed through power and privilege rather than technique alone. Good for interpreters new to DeafBlind work.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived instructional video on retirement account types, tax-advantaged saving and risk tolerance for self-employed interpreters. It suits freelance interpreters handling their own retirement planning. The URL slug says GS but the page consistently states Professional Studies credit.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar by Teresa Sedano on cognitive dissonance theory and its bearing on interpreter ethics, including recognising conflicts between personal values and professional conduct and addressing errors honestly. It suits interpreters working on ethics credit. Priced at $100 as a grant-funded title.

$100 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived interactive workshop using group analysis of scenarios and case studies against the Code of Professional Conduct. Suits interpreters wanting practice reasoning through ethical dilemmas via peer-style case review.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar presented in ASL by Jennifer Francisco examining ethical dilemmas educational and agency interpreters face in school settings, completed asynchronously. Suits interpreters working K-12 settings who want to weigh scenarios' impact on Deaf and hard of hearing students.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

A two-hour archived webinar by Eric Workman on how ethical decision-making differs between community and legal work, the filters used in legal settings and the interpreter's position as an officer of the court. It suits interpreters moving into court and legal assignments. Delivered in spoken English with captions.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

Presenter Ben Jarashow traces the eugenics movement and Bell's role in oralism and the suppression of sign language. Historical grounding for interpreters who want to understand where audism in the field came from.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar by Dr Sabrina Smith on using eye gaze, role shift and spatial placement in interpreted output, built around basic sentence examples that break the skills into manageable steps. It is pitched at the little or none content-knowledge level and suits interpreters told on a diagnostic that their use of space needs work.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar presented in ASL by Ben Jarashow, tracing how signed languages developed out of gesture and how gesture continues to operate inside ASL. It covers iconicity, arbitrariness and the use of gesture in ASL literature and Visual Vernacular, and suits interpreters wanting linguistic grounding for their expressive work.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar presented in ASL by Jennifer Francisco on the differences between IEPs, IFSPs and 504 plans, the services each makes available to Deaf and hard of hearing students, and the accommodations that follow. It suits educational interpreters who sit in planning meetings without a clear picture of the paperwork.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar presented in ASL exploring harmful labelling, prejudice and stigma affecting Deaf and hard of hearing students. Suits educational interpreters and educators who want to identify and change problematic labelling behaviours.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar, presented in ASL, on language variation, communication hierarchies, and how prescriptive versus descriptive linguistic approaches shape power dynamics. Suits interpreters wanting to examine linguistic discrimination and stigmatisation.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar with Dr Sabrina Smith covering the business side of setting up as a mentor. It suits working interpreters considering taking on mentees for the first time. Note that the page URL carries a GS code but the page body designates the credit as 0.2 PS; the value is consistent, the category is not, so confirm with the provider if you need GS specifically.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar by Dr Sabrina Smith on analysing an interpreter's work, identifying what to improve and delivering feedback that lands, with practical activities on diagnostic analysis and feedback conversations. It suits experienced interpreters mentoring novices or candidates preparing for national certification. Delivered in spoken English with captions.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar establishing clear roles for mentors and mentees and covering mentoring and discussion techniques, completed by watching the self-paced recording. Suits experienced interpreters taking on or refining a mentoring role.

$100 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar presented in ASL by Ivan Jarama on incorporating numbers into sports-related signs, covering scores, jersey numbers, rankings and player statistics with classifiers and spatial referencing. It suits interpreters who cover athletics, school sports or sports broadcasting.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar presented in ASL by Ahmed Carames and Haley Eyster on mentoring tools, core mentoring skills and the stages of the mentoring process. It suits interpreters taking on mentees or formalising a mentoring practice. Credited as General Studies rather than Professional Studies.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar tracing how racial categories were constructed historically and how they show up in present-day systems. A two-hour on-demand option for interpreters chipping away at the PPO requirement.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar training educational interpreters to interpret read-aloud stories visually, covering identification of plot, setting, characters and conflict. Suits interpreters working with Deaf and hard of hearing students in classroom read-aloud settings.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar on the specialist vocabulary and idiom of church settings, together with practical guidance on preparing for a religious assignment and where to find reference material. Watched online at any time for a flat $30. Delivered in spoken English with captions; useful to interpreters taking on church work for the first time, a setting most general training skips entirely.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar by Eric Workman walking through the jury process from empanelling to discharge, with practice on jury instructions and strike procedures. It suits interpreters moving into court work or preparing for a jury assignment. This is one of the grant-funded titles priced at $100 rather than the usual $30.

$100 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

A pre-recorded webinar teaching techniques for incorporating visual classifiers into physics, biology and other science content. Suits educational interpreters working science classrooms who want to make terminology-heavy material more accessible.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar analysing signs for motor-movement characteristics using fifteen stated rules, to identify which signs are physically easier for people with multiple disabilities. Suits interpreters and special-education professionals working with this population. The page shows a 'closed' status flag; confirm availability before purchase.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar examining how personal ethical frameworks interact with the RID Code of Professional Conduct, completed by reviewing the recording and interpreting-scenario exercises. Suits interpreters wanting to practise evaluating ethical dilemmas and forming professional responses. The page shows a 'closed' status flag; confirm availability before purchase.

$100 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar covering foundational audiology and speech pathology knowledge — common diagnoses, medical terminology, auditory-system anatomy and clinical assessment procedures. Suits medical interpreters who want grounding in these specialty settings.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar by Dr Sabrina Smith on managing test anxiety and building a personal plan for written and performance screening exams. It suits interpreters preparing for certification or state screening who keep stalling at the test itself. Delivered in spoken English with captions.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar on interactive interpreting, where reduced processing time changes ASL production versus standard consecutive work, completed through the recorded discussion and practice session. Suits interpreters who regularly work small-group or conversational settings with overlapping turn-taking.

$100 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar presented in ASL by Ben Jarashow analysing the portrayal of Deaf characters in Hollywood film from early cinema to the present, and the stereotypes that portrayal has reinforced. It suits interpreters working on PPO credit. Priced at $100 as a grant-funded title.

$100 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar on how interpreters support Deaf and hard of hearing students' language development in the classroom, covering fingerspelling, classifiers and ASL-to-English interpretation. Suits educational interpreters looking to build vocabulary and literacy strategies.

$100 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar covering what constitutes ethics and a five-step process for ethical decision-making, completed by watching the recorded presentation. Suits interpreters who want a structured framework for approaching ethical dilemmas in daily practice.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

A webinar plus post-test covering OBGYN specialty practice, including common diagnoses, reproductive anatomy, relevant classifiers and standard clinical tests, completed on demand. Suits medical interpreters who want OBGYN-specific vocabulary and context.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar by Dr Steven Surrency on identifying and categorising cultural traits and distinguishing generalisations from stereotypes, completed by viewing the recording. Suits interpreters who want grounding in how cultural variation shows up across specific communities.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar presented in ASL by Ben Jarashow on the Deaf community's contested relationship with the disability label, and why some members accept it and others reject it. It suits interpreters looking for PPO credit alongside content that bears directly on how they talk about the community they work in.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.

An archived webinar on where the line sits between interpreting and advocating, and how to decide in the moment. Practical for community interpreters who regularly face role-boundary pressure.

$30 · Provider lists RID CEUs. Confirm with the sponsor.