1) 13TH LANGUAGES & THE MEDIA CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION
\nWhen: Sep 20 – 22, 2021
\nWhere: Radisson Blu Hotel Berlin, Germany
\nDescription: Throughout its 25-year long history, Languages & the Media, the Biennial International Conference on Audiovisual Language Transfer in the Media, has established itself as Europe’s
\nleading conference in the AVT industry and is a vibrant hub for exchange, learning and discussion. In order to keep our community up-to-date, we will be hosting a Virtual Roundtable Discussion on December 15, 2020. This will provide an opportunity for us to convene virtually and hear from prominent experts about the current state of the audiovisual localisation industry and their opinions about what awaits us on the path ahead.<\/p>\n
https:\/\/www.languages-media.com\/<\/a><\/p>\n 2) MEDIA FOR ALL 9 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE https:\/\/jornades.uab.cat\/media4all9\/<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n 3) 11TH ANNUAL GLENDON GRADUATE STUDENT CONFERENCE IN TRANSLATION STUDIES: FACING THE FUTURE \u2013TRANSLATION AND TECHNOLOGY https:\/\/yfile.news.yorku.ca\/2020\/03\/09\/facing-the-future-of-technology-at-translation-studiesconference\/?fbclid=IwAR0Xrj-1knNklrnYxEPr_XY0jl521DYd1sj4JinAobtkpFqM11YkFTfwmxU<\/a> 4) APTRAD INTERNATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL TRANSLATION CONFERENCE
\nUNIVERSIT\u00c0T DE BARCELONA
\nWhen: Jan 27 – 29, 2021
\nWhere: 100% Online
\nDescription: Media for All 9 will provide findings, developments, ideas and experiences from the multi-faceted world of audiovisual translation and media accessibility exploring for collaborative
\napproaches that will transform the panorama of media accessibility and translation.<\/p>\n
\nSCHOOL OF TRANSLATION – GLENDON COLLEGE, YORK UNIVERSITY
\nWhen: March 26 – 28, 2021
\nWhere: York University, Toronto, Canada
\nDescription: Into the second decade of the 21st century, technology continues to play an increasing role in translation processes and translator environments. What is translatable or not translatable through the mediation of machines is a central question heading into the era of neural translation and artificial intelligence. Conference attendees will be invited to consider whether the interaction of human and machine in present and future translation ecologies is a harbinger of an enlightened post-humanism or a problematic process that favours disembodied networks,
\nalgorithmic decision-making and unsustainable growth in a time of runaway climate change and environmental degradation.<\/p>\n
\n(last update: March 2020)<\/p>\n
\nWhen: September 10 – 11, 2021
\nWhere: ISCAP, the Porto Accounting and Business School, Porto, Portugal
\nDescription: Let us together explore the old and new paths and prepare for the future of audiovisual translation to the fullest extent, without fearing the unknown. Join us in Porto, Portugal, to break new ground in audiovisual translation, in what will be an historic event for AVT and its professionals!<\/p>\n