People who have experienced humanitarian crises e need to communicate in a language they do not speak must rely on well-prepared professional interpreters to ensure their safety and well-being._cc781905- 5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_
  
 The Workshop
  
 This workshop with five two-hour workshops was conceived with the intention of preparing interpreters who want to work with people who have been or are going through a humanitarian crisis. Both experienced professionals and people wishing to enter the world of interpreting and translation are welcome.
 The workshops can be watched live or later, the videos will be available up to two months after recording. The five workshops will take place online on Saturdays, 01/15/2022; 01/22/2022; 01/29/2022; 05/02/2022; 12/02/2022 between 9:30 and 11:30. 
 The value of the workshop for who registers until 12/31 is R$ 100.00, for those who register in January the value will be adjusted and will be_cc781905-5cde -3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_R$ 110.00.
  
 workshops
  
 The workshops are guided by linguistics, ethics and the social sciences, and mix theoretical knowledge with practice.
 A reference bibliography will be made available and homework exercises will be made available, but not mandatory to receive a certificate of participation. However, those who want a letter of recommendation must complete all the exercises, which must be delivered within two months after the recording of the workshop. All exercises will be evaluated and discussed privately via email.
  
 Workshop 1: Introduction: Context, terms and meanings
 Date: 01/15,  09:30 - 11:30
 Refuge overview
 Who are the refugees?
 The role of the interpreter
 The art of interpreting: Professional versus informal interpreters in a humanitarian context
  
 Workshop 2: Legal and geographical issues
 Date: 01/22;  9:30 - 11:30. 
 Brazilian legislation on translation and interpretation
 Refuge and public international law
 Refuge and Brazilian legislation
 International refugee statistics
 Refugees in Brazil
  
 Workshop 3: Socio-psychological and ethical issues 1
 Date: 01/29;  09:30 - 11:30
 Interpretation in situations of vulnerability
 practical tips
 Interpreting for different groups (women, children, elderly)
 Multilingualism, accents and regionalisms
  
 Workshop 4: Socio-psychological and ethical issues 2
 Date: 02/05;  09:30 - 11:30
 Language and crisis signs
 The problem of making assumptions
 Code of ethics
 Scenarios and simulations
  
 Workshop 5: Capabilities, skills and opportunities
 Date: 02/12;  09:30 - 11:30
 remote interpreting
 legal interpretation
 Interpretation and Social Assistance
 medical interpretation
 Interpreting in therapy
 Compensation and volunteering
  
 Payment
 Payment can be made through our website, pix, bank deposit, bank transfer or Paypal.
  
 Certificate
 Participants will be entitled to a certificate of participation and a letter of recommendation with performance evaluation. To receive the letter it is imperative to deliver all the complete exercises.
  
 Registrations
 Applications can be made through our website or by sending an email to jamila@glosses.com.br.
  
 Minister 
 The workshops will be given by Jamila Jacob, translator and cultural researcher since 2014.  Founder and managing partner of Glósses Tradução e Assessoria. He did volunteer work with Syrian refugee children during his stay in Lebanon in October, November and December 2018.
 Graduated in Social Sciences with specialization in Anthropology and postgraduate in Institutional and Governmental Relations.   His research focuses on the area of identity formation and identity perception.
  
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