FRID is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing the practice of American Sign Language interpreting in Florida through professional development, scholarships, and community engagement to promote equity and cultural inclusion for individuals who use ASL interpreting services.

NAIE pursues professional excellence by identifying and supporting best practices within the field through continuing education, networking, resources and other professional opportunities.

The NAD is the nation's premier civil rights organization of, by and for deaf and hard of hearing individuals in the United States of America. This hyperlink leads directly to NAD's position statements. Of particular note are statements regarding Video Remote Interpreting in courts and mental health interpreting services. A basic search on their site using the keyword "Interpreter" leads to relevant news stories and press releases. Interpreters can join this organization and additionally join the Interpreter Section. The Florida Association of the Deaf (FAD) is a State Association affiliate.

RID's webpage includes resources for the interpreter and the consumer (hiring an interpreter). Resources include position statements and standard practice papers, which articulate the consensus of the membership in outlining standard practices and positions on various interpreting roles and issues.

USF has a robust website for their Educational Interpreter Project. This hyperlink leads to general resources; and you can explore other pages, including the Interpreter Training Program, which lists statewide programs in ASL Interpreting, Deaf Studies and related fields and includes information about certification and salary. There are also links to videos and vocabulary lists under "Sign Vocabulary" that are subject-specific to K-12 and higher education.