Ethical decision-making in interpreting is rarely black and white. While professional codes of conduct provide essential guidance, interpreters frequently encounter situations shaped by competing responsibilities, power dynamics, relationships, emotions, and contextual factors that require thoughtful analysis rather than simple rule-following.

This interactive workshop explores the human side of ethical decision-making through real-world scenarios, collaborative discussion, and application of ethical decision-making frameworks. Participants will compare intuitive responses with structured reasoning, examine multiple perspectives, and strengthen their ability to navigate ethical gray areas with confidence and professional accountability.

The workshop concludes with a collaborative digital ethics escape-room challenge that allows participants to apply workshop concepts in an engaging, problem-solving environment.