Tag: Women in Localization
Women in Game Localization: A new event from Women in Localization’s Madrid chapter
On May 22, Women in Localization’s Madrid chapter turned the spotlight on video game localization with a Spanish-language, in-person event intended to uplift women working in the field.
The Week in Review: Language Industry News June 30–July 4
Language industry news June: AI tools, legal rulings, and healthcare mergers dominate the headlines from June 30 to July 4.
Women in Localization: 2025 Mid-Year State of the Union
Women in Localization expands globally in 2025 with new chapters, mental health programs, and an AI initiative led by women.
Meet Women in Localization’s Top Volunteers
Women in Localization (WL)’s 2024 Kudos and STAR Award winners are some of the organization’s most standout volunteers. In this article, WL celebrates their indispensable contributions that inspire excellence and help propel the organization forward.
Women in Localization Announces 2025 President and Board
Anna N. Schlegel continues as president, and Cecilia Maldonado returns as vice president. Returning board members include Allison McDougall, Madhu Sundaramurthy, Maria Jesus de Arriba Diaz, Winnie Heh, Olga Beregovaya, Jill Goldsberry, Olga Blasco, and Carrie Fischer.
Women in Localization Announces New Chapter in Portugal
Those interested in attending the Chapter’s inaugural event are encouraged to become a member of Women in Localization and join the Portugal Chapter on W.L.’s website.
Women in Localization Launches Global Growth and Diversity Program
The program aims to create a more inclusive environment at WL. Initiatives include opening new Chapters in underrepresented areas and reaching out to Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).
Vidushi Kapoor
"It's an immense honor to have been nominated alongside so many stalwarts I look up to. To be nominated alongside my father — my ultimate hero — is an unmatched feeling."
Tetyana Struk
"This recognition honors the language industry's vital role in connecting the world while respecting and cherishing unique cultural identities."