Beattie, volunteering to lead a discussion at lunchtime the following day and which is further described hereafter in these proceedings. Why - What are the benefits of an international Challenges/Opportunities federation? Multiple languages and Voice of an international stage cultures Sense of urgency feel like something is being done Different cultural – perceptions Cross training and cross cultural experiences What is interpretation Bringing people together, creating community, sharing of ideas, resources, and reaching out Politics/Lots of organizations Potential to connect more closely with international (not all interp, but organizations such as UNESCO similar) Ability to link with other global networks and Cross cultural exchange organizations (e.g. AAM) Mentorship Creating a commonality of language Infrastructure Sharing financial resources and combining efforts on activities such as: Answering why why – Translation do we need this? Why Printing us? Outreach efforts and civic engagement Link different Joint international projects agencies/organizations Global charitable efforts and increase flow of resources Global advocacy Problems and challenges Build on groundswell of top down planning Reciprocity Could be unmanageable sharing “open source” information due to size Could use online What Goals of an international federation – communication/social Create an understanding of interpretation media Principles/ethics Challenge of online Recognition at highest (all) levels accessibility not being Support network for all equal International membership would bring leverage and Likely to be western respect centric Legitimacy Economic inequality Pursuit of excellence Exchange programs like the care We don’t word “standards” or don’t Pull in new and Involvement of commercial section emerging interpretation Other disciplines seek allies – groups Open to all including organizations and individuals Opportunity for open Lessons learned analysis and promotion – access and grassroots Identify exemplars (people, places, practices) Funding cost to run – Lobbying and advocacy Create global Policy directives
Beattie, volunteering to lead a discussion at lunchtime the following day and which is further described hereafter in these proceedings. Why - What are the benefits of an international federation? Voice of an international stage Sense of urgency – feel like something is being done Cross training and cross cultural experiences Bringing people together, creating community, sharing of ideas, resources, and reaching out Potential to connect more closely with international organizations such as UNESCO Ability to link with other global networks and organizations (e.g. AAM) Creating a commonality of language Sharing financial resources and combining efforts on activities such as: Translation Printing Outreach efforts and civic engagement Joint international projects Global charitable efforts Global advocacy Build on groundswell Reciprocity “open source” information sharing What – Goals of an international federation Create an understanding of interpretation Principles/ethics Recognition at highest (all) levels Support network for all International membership would bring leverage and respect Legitimacy Pursuit of excellence We don’t like the word “standards” or don’t care Involvement of commercial section Other disciplines – seek allies Open to all including organizations and individuals Lessons learned – analysis and promotion Identify exemplars (people, places, practices) Lobbying and advocacy Policy directives Challenges/Opportunities Multiple languages and cultures Different cultural perceptions What is interpretation Politics/Lots of organizations (not all interp, but similar) Cross cultural exchange Mentorship Infrastructure Answering why – why do we need this? Why us? Link different agencies/organizations and increase flow of resources Problems and challenges of top down planning Could be unmanageable due to size Could use online communication/social media Challenge of online accessibility not being equal Likely to be western centric Economic inequality Exchange programs Pull in new and emerging interpretation groups Opportunity for open access and grassroots Funding – cost to run Create global
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