Contact Us

For more information regarding fees and rates, languages offered, scheduling, or job opportunities please contact our Compass Interpreters team:

Compass Scheduling Phone: (315) 749-7080
Fax: (315) 624-9914
MVRCR Phone: (315) 738-1083

Svetlana Derevenets – Compass Interpreters, Manager ext. 156
Stephanie Dishaw – Compass Data Specialist/Scheduler ext. 122
Alesia Baranava – Compass Intern ext. 105

Email inquiries: info@compassinterpreters.org
Email inquiries about Video Interpretation: videoint@compassinterpreters.org

Mailing Address:

Compass Interpreters
309 Genesee Street
Utica, NY 13501

Tracy Davis – Director of Operations/Video Interpretation Contact ext. 110
Ashley Bustos – Executive Assistant and Support for Compass/MVRCR ext. 113

MVRCR News

Fenimore Art Museum Exhibit Highlights Refugee Souls & Immigrant Culture November 7, 2018
The Fenimore Art Museum in Cooperstown is currently hosting an exhibit of two artists that capture refugee souls and immigrant culture. The work of Patrick Fiore and Halycon Westmass is currently on display as part of an exhibit to highlight refugees, immigrants, and the work of the Refugee Center. The Fenimore Art Museum worked with […]
MVRCR's Multilingual Traffic Safety Program Wins 2018 Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee Chair Award October 30, 2018
The GTSC Chair Award was presented to MVRCR at the NYS Highway Safety Symposium in Lake Placid, NY on Wednesday October 17, 2018. To be considered for the award the organization or individual had to make efficient use of public resources and produce programs that are innovative, superior and highly successful in promoting traffic safety. […]
Utica OD Features Unspoken - You can still register! October 9, 2018
OUR VIEW: ‘Unspoken’ should be heardloud and clear The Utica OD has featured this year's Unspoken Events in their OP-ED section encouraging the community to attend. Space is still available for both events. Wondering what the connection between the "Town that Loves Refugees", treating trauma for veterans, and having a former Navy Seal as a speaker? The […]
MVRCR Needs Your Vote to Win $10,000 - Only 3 Days Left! September 27, 2018
The Mohawk Valley Resource Center for Refugees needs your vote to win $10,000! We have been selected as a finalist for The Community Foundation’s first-ever Community Choice Awards. We have been nominated in the Human Services category. The funds will support language access for a One World Opportunity and Welcome Center scheduled to open early […]
2018 UNSPOKEN Human Rights Festival Events Announced: Features Veteran Kristin Beck September 18, 2018
UNSPOKEN Human Rights Festival 2018 Events AnnouncedFeaturing former Navy Seal Kristin BeckDownload Press ReleaseUtica, New York- The Mohawk Valley Resource Center for Refugees invites the public to the 8th annual UNSPOKEN Human Rights Festival Thursday, October 11th & Friday, October 12th, 2018. Utica serves as a home to over 16,000 refugees who have experienced and […]

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