The COVID 19 pandemic has revealed much to be improved in the United States’ approach to health emergencies and the reality of language-based discrimination. All
Decades-old federal laws require interpreting and translation services for Limited English Proficient (LEP) people from federally subsidized hospitals and health care providers. However, despite these
The COVID-19 pandemic has laid bare many harsh realities – health care disparities, linguistic and racial barriers to equitable care, and a rise in hate
“Look for interpreters who speak Mixteco” Simply put, communication is an essential part of life. It is how we give and learn information, provide essential
COVID vaccinations continue to increase. More and more vaccine dosages are becoming publicly available. Vaccines from multiple sources are now being distributed. According to the
Much disruption, pain, loss, inconvenience, and heartache have arisen in the past year as the COVID-19 pandemic has coursed through the country. Lives have been
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the ways we communicate and interact, with social distancing and virtual communications such as telehealth and telemedicine establishing themselves as
With the public release and administration of COVID-19 vaccines in the United States, there is much information for government agencies, businesses, and health care providers
While Spanish is the predominant language spoken in Central America and Mexico, indigenous and Mesoamerican languages abound here as well. These languages, such as Mixteco
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