31 May Court Interpreter (Ocala, FL)
**This posting is open until filled** Must apply on our website at Circuit5.org, under careers. Distinguishing Characteristics of Work: The essential function of the position within the organization is to interpret legal proceedings for non-English speaking individuals to ensure due process. The position is responsible...27 May ENHaitian Creole Conference Interpreter in the DC area – 11th, 12th and 13th of June 2024
GLS, a woman-owned small business headquartered in Fairfax, VA, is seeking in-person simultaneous (conference) interpreters who reside in the DC metropolitan region who are available for short-term, ad-hoc assignments utilizing ENHaitian Creole languages. These assignments would primarily support USG clients and non-profits involved with grants...04 Apr Spanish English Legal Interpreters in DC Metro Area – On-Site and VRI
SpanishEnglish Legal Interpreters (U.S. Citizens) Wanted to Support USG Clients in DC Metro Area Global Language Strategies, a WOSB in Northern VA, is seeking qualified, professional, and experienced Court Interpreters to support federal government customers in Washington, DC. These requests are on an as-needed basis...
18 Dec When we advocate for interpreters, are we not also advocating for the LEP population?
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in Advocacy, Attorney Education, Business Practices, Court Interpreting, Ethics, Interpreters, Janis Palma, Leadership, New Ideas, Professional Practices, Recent Posts, The Profession
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I have been turning this question around in my head for a while, since someone raised the question in a social media exchange: am I advocating for interpreters? Or am I advocating for the LEPs we serve? And I just have to wonder, can we...
25 Sep Hidden in plain sight: Native Roots
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in Business Practices, Court Interpreting, Ethics, Idioms, Interpreting, Language, New Ideas, Professional Practices, Recent Posts
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The popular phrase “follow the money” is what people recommend when you are trying to get to the bottom of a suspicious matter. What if, instead, we follow the words? What truths can words reveal? Last night, as I was cooking a huge pot of...