Tickets & FAQs | Together Conference

Ticket sales for The Together Conference 2026 "Pick it Up, Pass it On" will close on Saturday 6th June 2026.

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Your ticket covers both conference days and even if you can't attend all sessions live; you will have post-event access to accessible, recorded sessions through the conference app. Please read the FAQs below for answers to the most common questions.

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Standard Access Ticket

The Standard Access ticket gives you full entry to the main conference sessions across both days (13-14 June 2026). You'll be able to:

Access live sessions and catch up with recordings for up to 14 days after the conference ends.
Network with colleagues worldwide through the interactive conference Hub.
Pose questions to speakers and take part in live discussions.
Access all resources for each session.
Receive a CPD certificate listing the sessions you attended or watched.

This ticket is perfect if you want full access to the core conference experience, with the flexibility to revisit sessions after the live event finishes.

What is Enhanced Access, and what does it include?

Choosing the Enhanced Access ticket option for The Together Conference 2026 gives you even more value and opportunity to expand your learning.

Extended viewing time: Instead of 14 days, you’ll have 28 days after the conference to catch up on recordings at your own pace Access to extended conference materials begins on the 19th June at 9am.

Accessible content: All bonus sessions will be available with English, French, and Spanish captions, as well as BSL interpretation.
Extra resources for deeper learning: Enhanced Access attendees will also receive curated resources linked to each bonus session — ideal for further reading, skill development, and practical application.
Reflective prompts: Each bonus session will come with a set of thought-provoking questions designed to help you reflect more deeply on the content and how it applies to your professional practice — no assignments, just useful ideas to take your learning even further.

Enhanced Access is perfect if you want to make the most of the conference experience, gain even more practical tools, and continue building your knowledge after the event.

Frequently asked questions

General

Enhanced Access gives you even more from The Together Conference 2026. It includes:

Access to four exclusive bonus sessions
Extended viewing time — 28 days to watch sessions on-demand from the 27th June 2026
Captions in English, French, and Spanish, plus BSL interpretation
Extra resources for additional learning and further reading
Reflective prompts to help you apply session insights to your practice

If you want to make the most of your conference experience and keep learning after the event, Enhanced Access is the perfect choice.

Q1: Can I earn RID CEUs by attending The Together Conference?

Yes, you can! We’ve partnered with the OCRID CMP Team to make it as easy as possible for RID-certified interpreters to claim CEUs through the Participant Initiated Non-RID Activity (PINRA) process.

Standard Conference Attendance (attending all core sessions): 1.2 CEUs

Enhanced Conference Access (additional points are avaialbe for attending the extended conference)

OCRID already has access to all the session descriptions, learning outcomes, and presenter

details—so you won’t need to gather or submit that separately.

You’ll also receive a CPD certificate indicating the sessions you attended (live or via

recordings), which you can use as part of your CEU submission.

To get started, just email cmp@ocrid.org by 30th May 2025 and they’ll guide you through the remaining steps.

Q2: How do I begin the PINRA process?

While you're free to work with any RID-approved CMP Sponsor, we recommend reaching out to the OCRID CMP Team, who are already supporting The Together Conference and have all the necessary documentation in place.

Here’s how the process works:

Step 1: Contact the OCRID CMP Team at cmp@ocrid.org by 30th May 2026. They’ll guide you through the Participant Initiated Non-RID Activity (PINRA) process and take care of the paperwork with you.
Step 2: Prefer to work with a different CMP sponsor? That’s absolutely fine. Just reach out to your chosen sponsor and let them know you’d like to submit a PINRA for The Together Conference.
Step 3: If you're working with another sponsor, we've got you covered — all supporting documentation is readily available, including:
- Detailed session descriptions with learning outcomes and timings
- Speaker bios
- Full conference schedule
- CPD certificate showing sessions attended (issued after the event)

Let your sponsor know if you need access to these materials, and we’ll be happy to provide them directly.

Q3: Will I receive a certificate of attendance?

Yes. All delegates — whether attending live or via recordings — will receive a certificate of attendance.

We’ve put a verification process in place that meets RID’s requirements for CEU claims. This may include a combination of recorded log-in times, session-specific codes displayed during presentations, and short post-session reflections or quizzes. These measures ensure that your attendance can be officially verified and documented.

Your certificate will reflect the sessions you attended and can be used as supporting evidence for your CEU application.

Q4: What if I need additional information for my CEU application?

No problem at all — the conference team is happy to help. If you or your sponsor need more detailed information (e.g. expanded outlines or clarification about content), just reach out. All session durations are already listed on the website and will be available on the conference platform.

Q5: Are the sessions suitable for CEU purposes?

Yes, all sessions cover topics highly relevant to professional sign language interpreting, ethics, and translation practice – we’re a conference for sign language interpreters and translators by sign language interpreters and translators. It’s always wise to discuss your chosen sessions with your sponsor to ensure alignment with RID criteria.

Q6: Will there be ASL interpretation at the event?

Not by default — but we’re listening. If there’s enough demand, we would be more than happy to arrange ASL interpretation for the whole conference. Please let the team know if this would support your access.