The Journal of Interpretation (JOI) is a scholarly publication of the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf that includes articles, research reports and commentaries relevant to the interpreting field. The JOI reflects a broad, interdisciplinary approach to the interpretation and translation of languages.

For more information about RID, visit the RID website.

Current Issue: Volume 33, Issue 1 (2025)

Articles

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Exploring Perceptions of Beliefs and Attitudes Toward Deaf Interpreters
Pauline M. Ballentine, Latoya K. Dixon, Adele Ann Eberwein, and M. Diane Clark

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Shaping a resilient future: Perspectives of Sign Language Interpreters and Deaf Community in Africa
Leonida Tausi Kaula and Washington Opiyo Sati Mr.

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Admission Screening into Signed Language Interpreter Education: A Longitudinal Case Study of Readiness
Len Roberson, Sherry Shaw, and Gail D. Hughes

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Academic Freedom in Interpreter Education: Teaching Communication Access in a Culture of Censorship
Dawn M. Wessling, Mark A. Halley, and Brendan Stern

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Theorizing the Body in the ASL Interpreting Field: Promising Dimensions for Further Research
Taylor L. Woodall-Greene and Lucy E. Bailey