The location has changed, but the experience has not! Given the current global pandemic, we will not be able to meet in Boston as originally planned. However, ATA61 will offer 120 live sessions, a job fair, an exhibit hall, and other opportunities to learn and network … [Read more...] about ATA61 is going virtual!
Translation Conferences
PLD Webinar Series: False cognates in PT>EN translation
JOIN US FOR OUR FIRST PLD WEBINAR SERIES! False cognates in PT>EN translation Sat, Aug 15, 2020 - 3 pm US Central Time SIGN UP HERE With 20 years of experience as a professional translator, the speaker has come across hundreds of false cognates for Portuguese/English. … [Read more...] about PLD Webinar Series: False cognates in PT>EN translation
PLD Webinar Series: American Constitutional Law for Translators
JOIN US FOR OUR FIRST PLD WEBINAR SERIES! American Constitutional Law for Translators – An Overview Sat, Aug 15, 2020 - 12 pm US Central Time SIGN UP HERE This session will focus on the following topics related to the American Supreme Court: The US history The … [Read more...] about PLD Webinar Series: American Constitutional Law for Translators
PLD Webinar Series: The Challenges of Being a Translator and Interpreter for Brazilian Federal Courts
JOIN US FOR OUR FIRST PLD WEBINAR SERIES! The Challenges of Being a Translator and Interpreter for Brazilian Federal Courts Sat, Aug 8, 2020 - 12 pm US Central Time SIGN UP HERE A view from Brazil: The most common challenges of translation and interpretation in court. … [Read more...] about PLD Webinar Series: The Challenges of Being a Translator and Interpreter for Brazilian Federal Courts
PLD Webinar Series: The Pattern of Fear and the Reality of Growth in the Language Industry
Join us for our first PLD Webinar Series! The Pattern of Fear and the Reality of Growth in the Language Industry Aug 3, 2020 - 6 pm US Central Time SIGN UP HERE The language industry is impervious to crises. While some pockets might be affected by economic and social … [Read more...] about PLD Webinar Series: The Pattern of Fear and the Reality of Growth in the Language Industry