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Professional Translation and Interpreting in the age of Artificial Intelligence
Review of Artificial Intelligence in the Language Services Industry
Advocacy in Healthcare and Community Interpreting
Interpreting as Emotional Labor
Language Access - Public Schools Leading the Way for Municipalities
Rendition of Interpreters and the Level of Understanding of LEP Individuals
Getting Started as a Translator Panel
Translation versus Interpreting
Applying the Writing Process to Translating Literature
Professional Branding for Translation and Interpreting Professionals
The Fight to Preserve Endangered Languages in New York City
The conference has been approved for 5 continuing education credits
by the American Translators Association
The keynote, endnote, translation track and interpreting track sessions have been approved
for a total of 6 credits by the Massachusetts Trial Court Office of Language Access.
Three sessions have been approved by the Certification Commission for
Healthcare Interpreters for a total of 6 credits and by the International Medical
Interpreters Association for a total of 0.3 credits (see schedule for details).