Free ATA58 Virtual Conference
ATA is making the ATA58 Annual Conference recordings available for free to all ATA members. The ATA58 Virtual Conference offers 49 sessions in total, ranging from law to medicine, business to literary translation, science to government.
Learn more: bit.ly/SupportForATAMembers
ATA Position Statement on California Assembly Bill 5
The California State Assembly recently passed a bill that ATA believes will improperly classify the majority of the association’s members as employees, when in fact they are independent contractors….In support of our California-based colleagues, ATA has issued a statement requesting that an exemption be made for professional translators and interpreters.
Learn more: http://bit.ly/PositionStatementATA
The latest ATI Newsletter is here.
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Translation and Interpreting: Getting it Right
Potential clients need to know the value your services can bring to their business. That’s where the Getting it Right buyers’ guides come in.
Learn more: http://bit.ly/GettingItRightGuides
The ATI Fall Newsletter is now available for download.
Click here: ATI Newsletter Fall 2018
Members Register Here Public Registration Exhibitor/Sponsorships
Marjory Bancroft directs Cross-Cultural Communications, the only national training agency for medical and community interpreting, with more than 280 licensed trainers in 35 states, DC, Guam and six other countries. She has lived in eight countries and studied seven languages. In addition to a BA and MA in French linguistics from Québec she holds advanced language certificates from universities in Spain, Germany and Jordan. Her career spans interpreting, translation, teaching English or translation for two universities in Quebec City and Jordan, teaching French for two government French schools for immigrants in Montreal, teaching business or general English for continuing education programs and the Canadian Embassy in Washington, DC and running a nonprofit interpreting service in Maryland (while interpreting and translating herself). She has authored numerous publications, including interpreting textbooks, workbooks and trainer guides sold around the world in 26 countries. A past board member of the National Council on Interpreting in Health Care, She has sat on several national and international committees and was the world project leader for an ISO international interpreting standard.
Confirmed speakers:
Marjory Bancroft
Barbara Rayes-Barnett
Rosanna Balistreri
Gladys Matthews
Roxana King
Dave Svoboda
Jaime Fatás-Cabeza
Millie Donaldson
Mariana Ellis
Jason Hubbard
Kamana Khadka
Jordan Ripley
Location: Maricopa Integrated Health System 2601 E. Roosevelt St., Phoenix, AZ
The ATI Summer Newsletter is now available for download.
Please click here: ATI Newsletter Summer 2018
Arizona Translators & Interpreters
We Teach, We Share, We Learn
Newsletter – Spring 2018
“Mastery of language affords one remarkable opportunities.”
— Alexandre Dumas
EVENT CALENDAR
May 24 American Translators Association (ATA) Continuing Education Webinar
“Agencies vs. Freelancers? A Market Analysis”
June 8 National Assn of Judiciary Interpreters & Translators (NAJIT) NAJIT 39th Annual
Conference
June 16 ATI Phoenix AND Tucson Meetup – Theme: “How I Got Started in the Business”
12:30-2:00 pm Phoenix Location: TBA (Email Trevor member1@atiinc.org if you have suggestions)
Tucson Location: TBA (Email Aldina member5@atiinc.org if you have suggestions)
TBA Arizona Translators & Interpreters (ATI) Summer Workshop (details coming soon!)
September 29 Arizona Translators & Interpreters (ATI) Annual Conference
Maricopa Integrated Health System, 2601 E. Roosevelt St., Phoenix, AZ
September 30 International Translation Day
WELCOME
Welcome to the first issue of the new Arizona Translators &
Interpreters newsletter!
At its strategic planning meeting in February, the ATI Board decided to launch a quarterly
newsletter for all members. The goal of the newsletter is to keep you connected with the ATI’s
activities. It will also let you know how you can get more involved. Contact Jennifer Baldwin
(member4@atiinc.org) to suggest what you would like to see in the newsletter.
Aside from administrative business and routine planning for our seasonal workshops and annual
conference, the strategic planning meeting focused on how we can provide a greater benefit
to ATI members, how we might attract new members, and how we can raise the profile of ATI
as the authoritative professional organization for language service providers in Arizona.
LET’S MEET(UP)!
Revamped meetups for networking, enjoying great food, and
now… taking part in themed discussions about our profession!
Arizona Translators & Interpreters, Inc. Spring 2018
Our informal restaurant
“meetups” have proven to
be popular among ATI
members. They give us a
chance not only to grow
and deepen our
professional network, but
also to simply enjoy
socializing with friends and
colleagues in our profession
in a casual setting.
This year, we are building on
this successful formula by
introducing themed
meetups. Each meetup’s
theme indicates the topic of
a brief informal presentation
or optional suggested topic
of discussion that will be
incorporated into the event.
No preparation is required
on your part, and any
themed discussion or activity
is entirely optional. The focus
of the meetups will continue
to be socializing and
networking, but we hope
the themes will make an
already enjoyable event
even more worthwhile.
Come check out our
revamped meetups! We’d
love your suggestions for
meetup themes, as well as
your general feedback and
suggestions. Tell us in person
at a meetup, or email Trevor
Cook (member1@atiinc.org)
or Aldina Hanessian
(member5@atiinc.org) with
your ideas anytime.
GET INVOLVED WITH THE ATI
Join a committee to make a difference in your T&I association
The Board encourages all ATI members to
participate in committees.
When you join a committee, you will have an
opportunity to directly influence ATI
operations. Join one of the following
committees to magnify your voice and to
demonstrate to your clients and colleagues
your commitment to our profession.
Membership Committee – Responsible for
attracting new members and increasing
member engagement. This committee
organizes activities for networking and
professional development. To join, contact
Trevor Cook (member1@atiinc.org).
Conference Committee – ATI’s annual
conference is a major regional event that brings
together hundreds of language professionals for
continuing education, networking, and
professional development. Step up from the
sidelines and show your commitment to your
field by assisting in the planning and execution
of this key event. To join, contact Francesca
Samuel (francesca.samuel@atiinc.org).
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