Becoming Trauma Informed Interpreters | January 12, 2019

Join us for this great workshop!

Interpreters will learn about the trauma informed care philosophy.

Interpreters will learn what causes trauma and how to identify symptoms in victims.

Interpreters will learn best practices on Interpreting for victims of trauma.

Interpreters will learn how to identify their own traumas and how to take care of themselves (before, during and after appointments). Continue reading

2019 Conference

Volunteers needed for committee positions!

Please contact conference.chair.utrid@gmail.com to apply

Artist Call |Logo Design 

“FEED YOUR E.L.K.”:
IMPROVING THE CLARITY AND QUALITY OF OUR WORK.

UTRID invites you to submit up to two designs for the 2019 State Conference. The logo is featured on the conference publications and advertising.

Entries due January 15, 2019

Winning Design Announced
February 1, 2019

Entries must:

  • Be camera-ready design or image.
  • Digital images are preferred (SVG/PNG/JPG).
  • Include the words “Feed your E.L.K.” and “2019”

Please include the following information with your submission:

  • Name
  • Mailing address
  • phone
  • e-mail address.

Email entries to conference.chair.utrid@gmail.com or mail to UTRID Logo Design, 5709 South 1500 West, SLC UT 84123

The original artwork of the winning design will become property of UTRID. You will retain the rights to use your image for your portfolio, UTRID will own the copyright to the selected work for reproductions.
The UTRID logo and the dates will be added in an unobtrusive area of the design.

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Stephanie Mathis

Stephanie Mathis, a Southern California native, is the executive director of Sego Lily Center for the Abused Deaf (SLCAD) in Salt Lake City, Utah. She worked for SLCAD for 10 years and enjoys working with people who are passionate about keeping the Deaf Community safe. She graduated from Gallaudet University with a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling with an Associate Clinical Mental Health Counseling license and is a Certified Deaf Interpreter and a court approved interpreter in the state of Utah. Not only does Stephanie work with survivors of abuse, but much of her time is spent on training service providers such as interpreters, law enforcement agencies, mental health counselors, lawyers, and domestic violence shelter staff to provide accessible and effective services to Deaf survivors of abuse. She has other passions: her family (3 sons, one daughter, a loving husband) AND dancing.  Stephanie is a certified Zumba Instructor who’s outlook on life is much like the Leann’s Womack’s song “When you have the choice to sit it out or dance…I hope you DANCE!”

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