Virtual Workshops
These interactive, small-group virtual workshops are a great way to dive deep into a specific subject area while working collaboratively with colleagues.
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Past Virtual Workshops
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Medical Translation and Terminology in Heart Health, Breast Cancer, and Diabetes
Are you ready to build your confidence and competence when translating women’s health—and make a real impact on your work? Then this practical, hands-on virtual…
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Words that Work: Intensive Copywriting Workshop
Unlock your copywriting potential and transform your writing skills to create compelling content that engages, influences, and drives action across all platforms! Have you ever…
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Making Artificial Intelligence Your Subtitling Ally
Master the art of subtitling with AI-powered efficiency by attending this hands-on workshop that will take your subtitling skills to the next level! Subtitling has…
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Meet new people and share your own experiences to expand your support network.
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Past Virtual Networking
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Virtual Brainstorm Networking
Find solutions! Make connections! Join your colleagues for this fun, fast-paced hour of solving common business challenges in small teams. Attend this virtual event to…
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“Translators” Film: An ATA Virtual Roundtable
Complimentary Recording Available!
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.
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