I’m planning my spring CEUs and want offerings that foreground Deaf-led content and practical strategies for clearer, culturally responsive choices. Has anyone taken the 0.6 RID ethics webinar co-taught with a CDI last Tuesday on Zoom, and was the discussion grounded in real scenarios rather than overgeneralizations?
I joined that 0.6 RID ethics webinar last Tuesday on Zoom; they stayed in ‘real scenarios’ — we unpacked a hospital discharge with a CDI leading, and breakout rooms made us justify choices in ASL. One tip that stuck: pin the Deaf co-presenter and borrow their quick “impact check” prompts for your pre-brief, which kept my choices more culturally aligned the next day. Only caveat is the Q&A felt rushed — do you want me to ask the presenters for the case packet they referenced?
I didn’t make the “last Tuesday on Zoom” one, but two teammates said the CDI co-instructor had everyone keep a decision log in breakout rooms — definitely real, not theory. For spring, I’ve had solid Deaf-led CEUs via CATIE Center and StreetLeverage On Demand with easy RID PINRA, though , the paperwork’s a slog: https://catiecenter.com and https://streetleverage.com. Are you set on ethics credit only?