If you work in education, governments, health care, non-profits, or any agency that helps the community, you probably ask yourselves how to be more inclusive. A simple way to make a huge difference for people is to provide language access for families who have limited English speaking abilities.
Download Template Highlights from the Do It Yourself Language Access The e-book provides valuable insights into improving user experience through language access. Here are some …
Download Template Highlights from the Language Access Plan Worksheet Sure, I’d be happy to help with that! The Language Access Plan Worksheet document provides a …
Download Template What is A Straightforward Guide to Language Access Planning About This e-book is a comprehensive guide on language access planning, emphasizing the importance …
With rising immigration in the United States, schools and other educational organizations face a growing need for language access programs that make a difference in …
Moving to a new country poses many challenges for immigrants, from getting used to American customs to figuring out how to get basic needs met …
What are the best things to measure to know if your language access program is a success? Let’s start with the goal: for organizations serving …
How do you connect with families when they don’t speak the same language as your staff? For schools and community organizations, language barriers create real …
How can your school or district keep students safe, informed, and engaged if their families can’t understand key messages? You can’t—and that’s why language access …
Is your organization managing its language access program effectively, or is it struggling with scattered responsibilities? If the duties of overseeing language access are divided …
A person in distress, unable to communicate their needs because they speak a language other than English – it’s a situation that happens all too …
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