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Going All in to Help Asylum Seekers at the U.S.-Mexico Border

By The ATA Chronicle | July 20, 2020

For trained translators and interpreters, there’s a special role to play at the U.S.-Mexico border, whether on the ground or remotely. If you are uncertain if this work is for you, it’s surprising how many skills you already use that overlap into this area.

Remote Simultaneous Interpreting Hubs or Platforms: What’s the Best Option?

By The ATA Chronicle | July 20, 2020

We can see remote simultaneous interpreting (RSI) as a threat or an opportunity. History shows that resisting change only places us behind those who embrace it. So, let’s consider RSI an opportunity and contribute to making it a good solution for clients and another work tool for interpreters in an ever-changing world.

Future Tense: Thriving Amid the Growing Tension between Language Professionals and Intelligent Systems

By The ATA Chronicle | July 20, 2020

What do you need to do to thrive as a language services provider in the future? It’s time to shed the self-defeating attitude toward technology and focus on new opportunities for fulfilling the changing needs for language services.

InterpretAmerica 2020: A Timely Response to an Unprecedented Crisis

By ATA | May 11, 2020

In early March, when it became clear that the world was headed toward global lockdown because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the interpreting profession was thrown into nearly universal chaos. To respond to the crisis, InterpretAmerica held a two-hour online panel to discuss how to ensure professional interpreting services during the pandemic and beyond.

From the President: Helping Members Through Difficult Times

By ATA | May 11, 2020

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