Professional Sign Language Interpreters
In the wake of the covid-19 pandemic, the interpreters have been in the forefront rendering essential services. NASLIG (National Association of Sign Language Interpreters) have played key roles in by assigning interpreters to the frequent press briefing by the Ministry of Information as well as the weekly update by the President of the Republic of Ghana. We want to thank all the interpreters who are rendering valuable services, we love you all.
Ghanaian Sign Language interpreting and translation for the following (On demand and On-Site):
- Medical settings
- Schools
- Consecutive Voice Relays
- Job Interview
- Marriage Ceremony
- Video Relays
- legal and religious setting
NASLIG, the National Association of Sign Language Interpreters Ghana was established in 2019, to provide professional discussion on all issues related to sign language interpreting and the provision of interpreting services. From the beginning our mission is upholding professional and ethical standards in working with the Deaf community.
Executive Members
National President
Clement Sam
National Vice President
Robert Frimpong Manso
National Treasurer
Georgina J. Tagoe
National Organizer
Gloria Godsway Akumia
P. R. O.
Joyce Nyarkoa Agbedoxor
National Vice Organizer
Jonathan Ntim Darko
Financial Secretary
Robert Anang Boye
National Vice Secretary
Enoch Owusu Asare
National Secretary
Phinehas Okai Dzeani
Attending WASLI 2023 Conference
The NASLIG/WASLI conference organizing committee had an online meeting with NASLIG members who were interested to attend the 2023 WASLI conference in South Korea. The
NASLIG, UEW and WOU Interpreter training workshop
NASLIG, WOU, and UEW Terp training workshop A fourth professional development training for sign language interpreters in Ghana in 2022 was organized for both NASLIG
NASLIG, a proud WASLI member
Certificate of Membership The National Association of Sign Language Interpreters, Ghana-NASLIG, through it’s hard work has been duly recognized by the World Association of Sign
Understanding the Challenges Sign Language Interpreters face in Ghana
Understanding the Challenges Sign Language Interpreters face in Ghana: Action Pending Abstract: Interpreting is one of the major components of language services a group of
NASLIG Today – April 2022 Edition
A language development collaboration- NASLIG/GNAD An exercise to develop mental health vocabulary in sign language The National Association of Sign Language Interpreters, Ghana- NASLIG, continue