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Two Languages, Doble Oportunidad
Two Languages, Doble Oportunidad

Lorena Boles, Freddy Fernandez-Ramirez, Andy Fisher
60 minutes
CE: 1
Date: October 22, 2020
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Let’s explore the benefits and challenges of bilingual interpretation! We will discuss interpretation in formats such as exhibits, written materials and in person interpretation, using the experiences of Saguaro National Park as a primary example.

Lorena Boles is the translator behind Nature Run Translations, LLC. Lorena was trained in interpretation by some of the best interpreters in the National Park Service. She has been doing translations for National Parks and educators for over 12 years. She believes in the power of coffee, teamwork, and proofreading.

Hola amigos y amigas, my name is Freddy Fernandez-Ramirez, and I’m a bilingual interpreter (Español) at Saguaro National Park. I do all sorts of interpretive programs. I’ve been at Saguaro for over six years, yay!

Andy L. Fisher serves as the Chief of Interpretation for Saguaro National Park in Tucson, Arizona, a culturally rich and diverse city. She has been an interpreter with the National Park Service for 20 years and works to ensure parks are inclusive and welcoming for everyone.

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Elevating Indigenous Voices
Panel Discussion
90 minutes
CE: 1.5
Date: September 30, 2020
Webinar Recording

Using interpretation to amplify Indigenous voices provides spaces for healing and education within the local Indigenous and wider communities. This panel discussion will highlight a unique partnership between California’s largest Native American tribe, the Yurok Tribe, and California State Parks. These two entities have been working together for over three decades to make parks relevant through elevating the voices of the people who have cared for these landscapes since time immemorial.

Panel Moderator Erin Gates serves as an NAI Board Member and Director of the Wild West Region. In her capacity as a California State Parks Interpreter II Program Coordinator for the Parks Online Resources for Teachers and Students (PORTS) Program, she assists the North Coast Redwoods District with amplifying Indigenous voices through digital interpretive programming to reach K12 students throughout California and the United States.

Panelists include: Victor Bjelajac (California State Parks); Linda Cooley (Yurok Tribe/COO of Mad River Brewing Company); Skip Lowry (North Coast Redwoods District of California State Parks); Marnin Robbins (North Coast Redwoods District of California State Parks).

This recording is free to NAI members. The nonmember price will help support the ability for NAI to continue to offer these webinars.

Non-member price: $15.00
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Telling All Americans’ Stories
Lauren Devore and Megan Springate
60 minutes
CE: 1
Date: September 22, 2020
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There are hidden stories in every town, city and state waiting to be discovered and interpreted. The hope is to give people the ability to connect with others in telling all stories.

Lauren Devore is a Park Ranger with the National Park Service, located at the Belmont Paul Women’s Equality National Monument in Washington, DC.

Megan Springate is the National Coordinator for the National Park Service 19th Amendment Centennial Commemoration. She sits at National Park headquarters in Washington, DC.

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Solutions for Inclusive Interpretation
Rolonda Teal
60 minutes
CE: 1
Date: September 17, 2020
Webinar Recording

Solutions for Inclusive Interpretation is designed to provide a nine-step solution to developing multivocal stories for interpretive professionals. The National Park Service system will serve as a case study for this model.

Dr. Rolonda Teal is a Human Dimensions Specialist who works as a Research Associate at Stephen F. Austin State University and as an Independent Contractor for various Federal and State entities. Teal’s work led to the first connection in the country that links a National Historic Trail with an enslaved escape route.

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Time Management for Interpreters
Matt Villamaino
60 minutes
CE: 1
Date: August 11, 2020
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We all have the same amount of time each week to do what needs to be done. Learn how you can use that time more efficiently to become more productive. In addition to covering core time management fundamentals, we will also cover how to integrate the challenges of scheduling while working a public facing job with minimal administrative time.

Matt Villamaino works for the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation as the Regional Interpretive Coordinator. His specific interests include planning, training, coaching, and developing non-personal interpretive media.

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Can we Talk? Effective Climate Conversations
Laura Drath
60 minutes
CE: 1
Date: July 21, 2020
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Climate change affects us all—so why don’t we talk about it? These conversations don’t have to be scary! Learn proven techniques for framing climate change in terms that lead to solutions-based thinking and engage broad and diverse audiences.

Laura Drath is an Interpretive Services Supervisor with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife in Sacramento. A graduate of the 2016 National Network for Ocean and Climate Change Interpretation (NNOCCI), she works to encourage productive, solutions-focused climate conversations wherever she goes.

Non-member price: $35.00
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Is it Working? Interpretation Assessment Methods
Ray Radigan
60 minutes
CE: 1
Date: July 14, 2020
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What are the needs of visitors and how well are we meeting them? Take a broad look at successful data collection and learn how to make the best use of your data to make informed decisions and be responsive to your site’s needs.

Ray Radigan is the Curator of one of the oldest history museums in the country, Memorial Hall Museum in Deerfield, MA. He has spent the last decade working as a curator and exhibit designer for the National Park Service and several non-profit museums. Ray has been a leader of data collection and analysis projects at each site.

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Creating a Flint Hills Fandom: Taking Interpretation to the
Stephen Bridenstine
60 minutes
CE: 1
Date: June 30, 2020
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Taking your interpretation to the big leagues with this instructions session on maximizing your outreach potential. Hear one example of EE outreach efforts at a college football game and gain a better understanding of the breadth of public venues available for interpretation and the considerations in working large events.

Stephen Bridenstine is the Curator of Education at the Flint Hills Discovery Center in Manhattan, Kansas. He manages a team of eight education staff responsible for the development and delivery of place-based science, nature and history programming. Bridenstine is a CIG with two degrees in History.

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Race, Social Justice, and Interpretation
Panel Discussion
90 minutes
CE: 1.5
Date: June 25, 2020
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Recent events have thrust issues of race and social justice to the forefront of the national conversation, but systemic inequities have been obstacles for generations. Interpreters are uniquely positioned to effect positive change, but what actions can we take, regardless of where we work or what we interpret, to overcome injustice, not only at our sites but throughout society? This panel discussion highlights accomplished interpreters who work to serve underserved populations, promote cultural understanding, and amplify voices for positive change.

Moderated by Parker McMullen Bushman, the Vice President for Programs on NAI’s Board of Directors, and is the chair of NAI’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion committee.

Panelists include: Jose Chavez (manager of the Reedy Creek Nature Center for Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation in Charlotte, North Carolina), Ramsey Harris (Community Program Director at the Gang Rescue and Support Project (GRASP) in Denver), Elon Cook Lee (Director of Interpretation and Education at the National Trust for Historic Preservation), and Francis Mendoza (Supervising Naturalist at the East Bay Regional Park District in the Oakland/San Francisco Bay Area), and Robin White (superintendent at Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site).

This recording is free to NAI members. The nonmember price will help support the ability for NAI to continue to offer these webinars.

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