Presenters: Bob Shilling & June Goodwin
Swarthmore College- Intercultural Center – 2nd Floor Room 101
When: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd 2025
8:30AM – 9:00AM Sign In and Coffee
9AM – 1PM Workshop
$30 Per person w/ CEU
$10 Per person with no CEUS
Register: HTTPS://FORMS.GLE/MRXDKX88WM6F98XX8
Campus Map: htpps://campusmap.swarthmore.edu/
Description of the workshop:
The workshop will examine the unique dialect of ASL that is Philly Sign. Deaf & HoH Philadelphians use a unique and colorful lexicon of signs. They share one of the strongest and most famous regional sign language “accents” in the united states. Locals use these common signs as part of their daily communication in formal & informal settings. IN order to build rapport with clients and facilitate effective and unambiguous communication, interpreters must be familiar with and competent in using Philly sign. Whether you are an interpreter, an ASL student, or a member of the Deaf community lets talk PHILLY SIGNS together and keep this dialect alive!
Sponsored by: Signinterpreting Services
Contact Monica by October 15th for accommodations – Monica@signinterpreting.org
No refunds unless the host is responsible for cancellations or rescheduling.
