The COVID-19 pandemic has laid bare many harsh realities – health care disparities, linguistic and racial barriers to equitable care,
4 Arabic, 4 Bengali, 4 Mandarin, 4 Spanish, and 4 ASL interpreters walk through the gates of Ford Field stadium
“Look for interpreters who speak Mixteco” Simply put, communication is an essential part of life. It is how we give
COVID vaccinations continue to increase. More and more vaccine dosages are becoming publicly available. Vaccines from multiple sources are now
No matter how many languages a person speaks, their mother tongue is always the most important. Mother languages hold the
Much disruption, pain, loss, inconvenience, and heartache have arisen in the past year as the COVID-19 pandemic has coursed through
Picture a person who speaks four different languages. Do you envision someone well-dressed, educated, and well-traveled? Someone quite wealthy and
As 2020 Census data will further reveal upon public release, the United States is an increasingly diverse country. Language, race,
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the ways we communicate and interact, with social distancing and virtual communications such as telehealth
With the public release and administration of COVID-19 vaccines in the United States, there is much information for government agencies,
Video Remote Interpreting (VRI) is a valuable communication tool, made even more so by the virtual communication realities of the
Last year, I wrote a blog about two U.S. citizens, Ana Suda and Martha Hernandez, who were detained by the
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