Back to School with LinguistLink for Language Access
More and more school districts throughout Oregon and Washington have been using LinguistLink to manage language access for families with limited English proficiency.
Category: What’s New
Language Access in Health Care Creates Cultural Competence
I had the privilege this week of sitting down with some nursing students to talk about one of my favorite subjects, Language Access for health care! In the interview below, I discussed the meeting with my colleague, Jana Bitton, who is the Executive Director at Oregon Center for Nursing. Here are a few of the things we […]
The Nuclear Summit and the Importance of a Trained Interpreter
The news media has recently taken particular focus on the coverage of the Trump and Kim nuclear summit of June 11, 2018. As a recent TIMES report mentions, a solid trained interpreter feels the pressure of achieving a successful meeting of the country leaders for which they interpret. The Times report quotes Jenna Gibson, Director […]
What We’ve Lost in Translation Project Collaboration
For years I have wanted to find a way to recreate that lively and collaborative process of having everyone in a room. This is why I created LinguistLink.
What Can Translation Vendors Do that I Can’t?
If you are looking at translation vendors to help you connect with your non-English speaking clients, you may wonder if you can manage the projects yourself. I’m going to tell you something you won’t hear from too many translation providers. . .you can! You may consider an in-house team if you frequently need to provide […]