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Explore the dynamic world of broadcast interpreting and learn strategies to help you stay ahead in breaking news scenarios. Broadcast interpreting poses unique challenges akin to those journalists face—being prepared to cover any topic at a moment’s notice without losing clarity. This webinar examines the strategies used in interpreting live,…
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Shhh … Don’t Say That! Ethical Dilemmas for Interpreters in Health Care
Medical interpreter training often focuses on terminology and medical background knowledge, but often there is a lot more going on…
Free for ATA MembersHow to Get the Most Out of Your ATA Membership
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ATA Member Benefits Meet-Up
Learn all about the benefits of ATA membership! Whether you are considering joining ATA as a new member or are…
Free for ATA MembersATA Member Benefits Meet-Up
Learn all about the benefits of ATA membership! Whether you are considering joining ATA as a new member or are…
Free for ATA MembersVirtual Brainstorm Networking
Find solutions and make connections during this networking event for translators and interpreters. Join your colleagues for this fun, fast-paced…
Free for ATA MembersDeep Dive Networking: Retirement Planning for Freelancers
Bring your snorkels and join the Business Practices Education Committee for a deep dive into one business topic! Today we’ll…
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This roundtable addressed the challenges depicted in the film Translators, and provides insights into the repercussions of asking children to work as interpreters for people with limited English proficiency (LEP) and the trauma it can cause.
A diverse panel of industry experts, including researchers, language access advocates, and former child interpreters, provided insights into this issue.
Questions? Contact ATA’s Advocacy Committee at advocacy@atanet.org.