This qualitative study explores the experiences and needs of both survivors of domestic violence who utilize interpretation services and the interpreters who support them. Drawing on semi-structured interviews with 14 participants (8 survivors and 6…
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This brief document a) outlines the importance of language access, b) highlights the differences between language access and linguistic justice and c) offers general considerations when creating a budget for a study that will include…
In this document you will find a) a practical definition of the concept of ‘interpretation’; b) a brief explanation of the importance of interpretation when working with survivors of gender-based violence; c) key considerations when…
This brief document provides a) an explanation of the concept of “negotiation of meaning”, b) the relevance of this concept when conducting research with survivors of gender-based violence; c) a list of helpful tips to…
In this document, you will find a) an explanation of the term ‘crisis’, b) a brief overview of linguistic justice principles during a time of crisis, and c) a list of general considerations for research…
Listening sessions are an excellent technique to capture participants’ views and suggestions about an issue. There are several well-established principles regarding how to conduct effective listening sessions; however, when working with survivors of gender-based violence,…
TransitioningOur Shelters The following article summarizes the Vera Institute report that explains how services for Deaf survivors often lack language and cultural competencies necessary for serving Deaf survivors, and may fail to even recognize domestic…