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Where Cultural Intelligence Becomes Visible

Cold Open: The Same Skill, Two Different Rooms

Cultural Demand and the Localisation Move

Decision Point: Reading the Demand

Adapting Without Overstepping

Register, Footing, and Contextualization

Read the Cultural Demand

Defending the Move

But the Code Says: Defending a Responsive Choice

Two Contexts, One Skill

Workshop & CEU Information

Cultural intelligence is only real when it shows up in the work. This is where you demonstrate it: making culturally responsive interpreting choices across at least two distinct community contexts, adapting register, footing, and contextualization to cultural demand without overstepping your role, and defending each move against the objection that the code says otherwise.

Culturally Responsive Interpreting Across Community Contexts

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