The Chain of Responsibility: AI in the World of Interpreting

By The ATA Chronicle | June 16, 2025

There are those who say that something is better than nothing. AI interpreting is better than no language access at all, they argue. But if that something has the same result as nothing, then there was no language access provided.

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ATA and Sister Associations Publish Guidance for Interpreters During Unexpected Law Enforcement Encounters

By The ATA Chronicle | June 16, 2025

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The SMART Approach: How Interpreters Can Prepare for an Oral Certification Exam

By The ATA Chronicle | April 28, 2025

Certification exams are as much about good interpreting skills as about strategies. If you’re an interpreter preparing for the oral certification exam, here’s how the “SMART” approach can help!

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ATA Advocacy Updates: Leading Language Organizations Oppose Executive Order 14224, Warn of Potential Consequences

By The ATA Chronicle | April 28, 2025

ATA’s Advocacy Committee and Public Relations Committee recently worked on two major initiatives: joining other organizations to oppose Executive Order 14224, and urging President Trump, his cabinet, and members of Congress to reinstate safe pathways for interpreters who worked alongside U.S. troops in Afghanistan.

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Interpreting the Russian–Ukrainian War for Television: Hiding Emotions under the Social Carpet

By The ATA Chronicle | March 4, 2025

The role of emotions in interpreting is a relatively new field capturing scholarly attention. In this article, an experienced media interpreter explores the role emotional labor plays when interpreting the Russian–Ukrainian war for the media, particularly the challenges faced by interpreters and the coping mechanisms they use.

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Mentoring the Future: Training Court Interpreters

By The ATA Chronicle | March 4, 2025

The demand for court interpreters exceeds the supply of qualified interpreters. Staff interpreters can provide effective training with readily available resources. This improves language access and the working environment for interpreters.

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E106: Inside Specialization – Interpreting with Technology

By ATA | October 18, 2024

Listen in as Dieter Runge, co-founder of Boostlingo, discusses how new technology effects interpreters with Daniel Sebesta and Bridget Hylak of ATA’s Language Technology Division.

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E103: Inside Specialization – Dental Translation

By ATA | July 17, 2024

In this episode of Inside Specialization, Anne Conner speaks with Mario Muchacho, DDS, about how he pursued a career in dentistry but found his true calling as a dental translator instead.

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E101: Inside Specialization – Veterinary Translation

By ATA | February 28, 2024

This episode of Inside Specialization showcases Veronica Leibaschoff and her journey as a veterinary translator, the unique space she has occupied, how she has kept current in her niche career!

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E99: Inside Specialization – Sports Interpreting

By ATA | January 31, 2024

This Inside Specialization interview brings you Anabella Tidona as she details how she got into the exciting field of sports interpreting!

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Celebrate International Translation Day 2023

By ATA | September 29, 2023

We’re Celebrating You! International Translation Day (ITD) is a yearly celebration on September 30th that recognizes language professionals and the necessary, often life-changing, work…

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E94: How ATA Can Benefit Your Career

By ATA | September 29, 2023

In this special episode for ITD 2023, listen to find out how professional associations can have a significant impact on early career success.

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