In part two of this series, we will explore the vital role educational interpreters play in providing emotional support, ensuring accessibility, and fostering inclusivity.

Join us for a two-part video series that will explore the vital role that Sign Language interpreters play in the classroom.

In part one of the series, LAF SLS Interpreter Supervisor, Lillah Harris, explains the vital role educational interpreters play in providing communication access, fostering academic success, and facilitating social integration.

Watch what happened when one of LAF SLS's virtual interpreters had the opportunity to meet their student in-person and be with her for graduation...

Join us as Kelly Harris interviews Lillah Harris, Interpreter Supervisor at LAF SLS, delving into the role of an Interpreter Supervisor.

Lillah shares firsthand experiences on how the Interpreter Supervisor's structured guidance and open communication can help bridge the gap between interpreters and the Special Education teams they work with.

Watch the latest 2.5-minute video to hear our owner, Lillah Harris, share heartwarming testimonials from teachers who witnessed firsthand the positive impact our services had on students' lives.

Also, discover more about our commitment to being a valuable resource in the community, including hosting our first-ever live webinar event with experts in the field to launching a successful EIPA prep course for educational interpreters. We can't wait to share our plans for continued growth in the coming year!

Emerald shares how LAF SLS' EIPA Prep Program helped her understand the format, criteria, and scoring of the assessment.

It also highlighted her strengths and areas for improvement, boosting her confidence and demonstrating that success in the EIPA is achievable. "The benefits were fantastic!"

Watch as Sign Language Interpreter, Stephen, recounts how interpreting for a Young Adult Program's mock interviews, underscores the value of virtual interpreting in helping students maintain autonomy.

What resources are available in your state to fund interpreting services, assistive technology, DHH teaching services, and other Related Services for deaf students? Listen in as Lillah Harris explains how to learn more about your state's resources

Do you experience back pain, eye strain, or even sore shoulders while interpreting?

Check out these simple tips from sign language interpreter, Laurie that will help you feel better, thus signing more clearly throughout the day.

Sign Language is a precise and beautiful mode of communication that bridges gaps when established signs are used to ensure clear understanding for all.

Watch as educational interpreter, Laurie explains the importance of not making up signs, but modeling accurate language skills when interpreting in the video below.