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E118: ATA’s Language Access Cards for LEPs
ATA provides resources to help Limited English Proficient (LEP) individuals access necessary services in their language!
Content Marketing for Language Companies and Advanced Freelancers
Learn how to use blog posts, email, newsletters, LinkedIn posts, podcasts, and videos to build trust, showcase your expertise, and…
Newsbriefs
What’s Happening Now? ATA provides a snapshot of the current news, events, articles, podcasts, and more. ATA members receive a monthly e-newsletter that highlights this…
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ATA's Language Services Directory comprises of more than 7,000 translators and interpreters ready to assist you. Assistance is just one click away!
Advocacy & Outreach
ATA supports the issues affecting translators and interpreters and actively promotes the value of their services.
ATA Advocacy Updates: ATA Urges U.S. Government to Reinstate Safe Pathways for Afghan Allies Who Served Alongside U.S. Troops as Interpreters and Translators
ATA Members-Only Content This content is an exclusive benefit for ATA members. If you are a current ATA member, log in for immediate access. Log…
Leading Language Organizations Oppose Executive Order 14224, Warn of Potential Consequences
Six major organizations from the language services sector in the United States have issued a joint statement opposing President Trump’s recent Executive Order 14224, which…
ATA Shares Resources for Those Affected by the Southern California Wildfires
Many ATA members, their families, friends, and communities have been impacted by the unprecedented catastrophe in Southern California.
Free Events for ATA Members
ATA members have a professional advantage with free access to webinars, virtual networking, and special events.
Entering the Official Document Translation Market, Part 2: Pricing, Workflow, and Client Communication
Landing projects is only half the battle. Learn how to streamline your workflow, set clear expectations with clients, and turn occasional jobs into consistent, sustainable…
ATA TEKTalks: EZDocuAI Versus Your Ugliest PDF—OCR, Layout, and Translation
Have a difficult PDF? See how EZDocuAI tackles challenging PDFs with OCR, layout reconstruction, and translation. Some documents never make it into your CAT tool:…
Deep Dive Networking: Setting New Goals for the New Year
Bring your snorkels and join the Business Practices Education Committee for a deep dive into one business topic! As we go through the calendar reset…
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