National Association of Interpreters in Education (NAIE)

National Association of Interpreters in Education is an organization of K - 12 interpreters that promotes effective interpreting practice. NAIE pursues professional excellence by identifying and supporting best practices within the field through continuing education, networking, resources and other professional opportunities. It promotes meeting the individual interpreting needs of deaf and hard of hearing students.

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