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Creating and Managing a Language Access Plan That is Compliant and Meets Your Community’s Needs
A person in distress, unable to communicate their needs because they speak a language other than English – it’s a
A person in distress, unable to communicate their needs because they speak a language other than English – it’s a
To support students and their families who speak English as a second language, schools must provide a complete range of
Speaking a language other than English at home is a reality for one in five Americans. People with limited English-speaking
The success of your language access program is dependent on a well-trained staff. Learn how to provide effective language access
Did you know that nearly 68 million US residents face language barriers in everyday communication? Successful language access programs bridge
As businesses plan for the coming year, diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives remain a hot topic. When you think
A person in distress, unable to communicate their needs because they speak a language other than English – it’s a
To support students and their families who speak English as a second language, schools must provide a complete range of
Speaking a language other than English at home is a reality for one in five Americans. People with limited English-speaking
The success of your language access program is dependent on a well-trained staff. Learn how to provide effective language access training for your staff.
Did you know that nearly 68 million US residents face language barriers in everyday communication? Successful language access programs bridge
As businesses plan for the coming year, diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives remain a hot topic. When you think
One of the first steps in providing your community with the language access services they need is to figure out
Every person, regardless of language or background, deserves to be heard and understood. Behind every request for language services is
About 8% of the U.S. population, or 26.7 million people, are not native speakers of English and have limited English
Language access – receiving information and materials in one’s own language — is a human right and critical for helping