VOYCE Interpreters Working with Texas Students
What began as a pilot program between VOYCE and the Spring Branch Independent School District earlier this year has gained traction during the pandemic,...
AMN Healthcare Brings Interpretation to School Teletherapy
Combining recent interpretation services acquisitions, AMN Healthcare will provide schools with interpretation in several languages, including American Sign Language (ASL).
AMN Healthcare has launched a...
Asylum Seekers to Work with USCIS-Appointed Interpreters
No longer able to bring interpreters to application interviews due to fears about the pandemic, asylum seekers must now work with interpreters provided by...
Afghan Interpreters Eligible for UK Relocation
After an outdated resettlement rule left many Afghan interpreters out, the UK has made a change that will welcome those who have provided vital...
Chief Interpreter for European Commission Steps Down
The Chief Interpreter post will be filled on an interim basis while the European Commission seeks a new head to fill the position.
After acting...
New California Bill Disappoints Translators and Interpreters
California's AB 2257 is an attempt to loosen a previous gig economy clean-up bill. It was authored by Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez, who also championed...
Lawsuit Demands White House Virus Briefings Include ASL
As many linguistically marginalized communities struggle to receive critical information about the COVID-19 crisis from national officials, the National Association of the Deaf has...
$6 Million New Funding For KUDO Remote Interpreting Platform
KUDO, a New York-headquartered, cloud-based virtual interpreting platform, has been flying high since the beginning of the year as travel bans and work from...
Translators and interpreters respond to the Covid-19 pandemic
What happens if critical messages aren’t communicated to Americans considered Limited English Proficient (LEP) citizens? To put it bluntly: how are we going to stop the spread if a group of 25 million Americans goes uninformed?
