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To compete with AI, some advice suggests that interpreters take on an advocacy role but doing so without established cause creates an ethical dilemma. Here are actionable steps you can take to set yourself apart as an experienced professional without stepping outside the professional principles that come with advocacy.

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“LEP” is a staple term in government, the language industry, and, until recently, education. But it’s outdated, and people who speak a language other than English deserve something better.
Helen examines the through line of impartiality in her personal and professional life as an interpreter.
Language services companies: Check. Women-owned companies: Double check. Women-owned language services companies: TRIPLE check!
How do your limited English proficient customers and patients know you offer interpreting services? You have to tell them. And usage materials are the way.
It can be tricky to figure out what vital medical documents you’re supposed to translate and in which languages. In this post, we break down what a vital document is, how to determine which of your documents are vital and which aren’t, and how to identify what languages you need to translate vital documents into.

Right now we’re wishing we had a crystal ball to help us forecast 2023. Instead, we’ll have to rely on our industry data and expertise

Learn about 3 New Year's celebrations from around the world! We'll teach you how to say, "Happy New Year!" in each country, too.
More than 350 languages are spoken across the U.S. Do you know which languages are driving an increased demand for interpreters? Find out here!
Oregon House Bill 2359 raises a lot of questions, not only for healthcare interpreters, but also for the healthcare industry as a whole. We're here with answers.
Even with living in the U.S. for 20 years, a degree in English, and extensive training in linguistics, Helen still struggles with understanding the U.S. school system. Now imagine what it would be like for a recent immigrant.
Interpreting, perhaps especially ASL interpreting, is more than a job. It’s a lifestyle. And Pride is so personal for so many of us, it adds an extra layer of emotion and energy. How selfless of them to show up in the name of accessibility.
We talk a lot about CMS testing season, but CMS, the organization, is A LOT bigger than that. Get a feel for its history and the impact it has on millions of Americans.