ATA’s 66th Annual Conference to Tackle AI’s Impact on Translators and Interpreters

ATA’s 66th Annual Conference to Tackle AI’s Impact on Translators and Interpreters

By ATA | October 8, 2025

With today’s amazing advancements in AI, delivering your message could be as simple as using the translation app on your phone. But how can…

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Register Today and Save Before Prices Increase October 11!

By ATA | September 30, 2025

Take advantage of discounted registration rates and save up to $270 when you register by October 10. Register Today! Get Ready for Advanced Skills…

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ATA Elections Update

By ATA | September 30, 2025

Candidate Statements/Proposed Bylaws Amendment Online ATA will hold its regularly scheduled election in conjunction with ATA’s 66th Annual Conference in Boston, Massachusetts, October 22–25,…

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Adrian Aleckna Appointed Permanent ATA Executive Director

By ATA | September 30, 2025

Dear ATA Members, I am pleased to announce that on September 19, ATA’s Board of Directors met and appointed Adrian Aleckna as the permanent…

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Happy International Translation Day from ATA!

By ATA | September 30, 2025

Today is International Translation Day! It’s a chance to remind the world just how critical translators and interpreters really are! It wouldn’t be possible…

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“Speak English, Period”: GOP Bill Axes Interpreter Loophole in Citizenship Exam

By ATA | September 30, 2025

People who are not proficient in English could be shut out of taking the U.S. citizenship exam under a new House Republican proposal. Florida…

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Trump Administration Cuts Some Teacher-Training Grants for English Learners

By ATA | September 30, 2025

The U.S. Department of Education has halted some of the 107 grants from the only federal program specifically created to help teachers improve techniques…

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Middlebury Translation and Interpreting Graduate Programs to be Phased Out

By ATA | September 30, 2025

Middlebury College President Ian Baucom and the institution’s senior leadership announced the closure of most residential and select online graduate programs at the Middlebury…

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AI Can Probably Do Some of Your Work Tasks. That Doesn’t Mean It Can Do Your Job

By ATA | September 30, 2025

The executives behind big generative artificial intelligence (AI) companies are quick to claim their products will displace huge numbers of workers. In this environment,…

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Welsh-English Romeo and Juliet to be Staged at Globe

By ATA | September 30, 2025

Grappling with the subtleties of Shakespeare’s poetry and prose has proved a challenge for many a theater company, but a novel linguistic challenge has…

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ATA Newsbriefs is a monthly e-newsletter

Newsbriefs: September 30, 2025

By ATA | September 30, 2025

ATA members keep current with this monthly e-newsletter, providing media coverage relating to their profession from around the world.

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Wisconsin Lawmakers Need to Hear from You Again

Wisconsin Lawmakers Need to Hear from You Again – Take Action Now

By ATA | September 2, 2025

Wisconsin needs professional human interpreters, not artificial intelligence. Read our updated letter to lawmakers and take action. This is an update to an earlier…

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