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Legacy, a Prelude of the Future

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By Carol Velandia   We are not makers of history, we are made by history. Martin Luther King Jr, The brainy quote Launching a blog has proven to be a herculean task, as writing only comes to many after the experiences and ideas have settled in the mind and in the heart for long periods of time. It takes courage to share such ideas and a readiness to find … [Read more...]

Time to Register for InterpretAmerica 5!

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New keynotes! New speakers! New sponsors! It's time to register for InterpretAmerica 5! Remember: If you want to do more than simply attend, the call for Interpret-ED and InterpreTOPICS speakers and poster presenters is still open and proposals will be accepted through April 10th, 2015. Make your voice heard and share your knowledge and expertise! If you proposal is selected … [Read more...]

ID gives input on DHS Language Access Plans

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I am delighted to inform you that after several weeks of work, our Division has had a great achievement! The Department of Homeland Security issued 12 Language access plans for each one of their missions and functions. They requested the input of the community and the ID participated as expert panelists  at the DHS  stakeholders meeting held last Friday October 24th in … [Read more...]

Call for volunteers for the Brainstorm Networking event at the ATA Conference in Chicago

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Dear Colleagues, The Business Practices Education Committee is looking for volunteers for the first ever Brainstorm Networking event at the ATA Conference in Chicago: http://www.atanet.org/conf/2014/events.htm NEW: Brainstorm Networking Find solutions! Make connections! Supercharge your networking skill set in this fast-paced, interactive, and collaborative event. … [Read more...]