New ATA e-book for Translation Newbies: Your Go-to Guide for Starting Out

By The Savvy Newcomer | August 3, 2021

So, you’re interested in starting a career in translation… chances are you have a lot of questions! You might be wondering whether you need…

Read More
ATA Newsbriefs is a twice-monthly e-newsletter

Newsbriefs: August 2, 2021

By ATA | August 2, 2021

In This Issue: ATA62 Registration Open, B2BB: Building a Network, Next ATA Board Mtg, Webinar Doubleheader, Podcast Episode 62, Become an Exhibitor, ATA 2021 Elections, Free Webinar, #WITMonth, Video Game Localization, Consecutive Note-Taking, Translatio, The ATA Chronicle, and more.

Read More

Certification Exam Study Groups

By ATA | August 2, 2021

The advent of the online ATA certification exam has led to increased interest in certification and in the establishment of study groups to prepare…

Read More

How to Maintain a Healthy Work/Life Balance

By The Savvy Newcomer | July 27, 2021

This post originally appeared on Trados blog and it is republished with permission. Work plays a significant role in all our lives. We need…

Read More

ATA’s Back to Business Basics: Phone and Email Etiquette for Freelancers

By The Savvy Newcomer | July 20, 2021

How can you use email and phone communication to make a good impression on your current and potential clients? This is one of the…

Read More

Federal Case Involving Linguist Recruiters Dismissed

By ATA | July 19, 2021

A federal judge in Virginia has dismissed indictments against six linguistic recruiters accused of participating in a scheme to defraud the U.S. Army by…

Read More

Biden Defends Afghan Pullout, Sets Evacuation for Interpreters

By ATA | July 19, 2021

President Biden defended the U.S. military pullout from Afghanistan, claiming the U.S. met goals outlined 20 years ago, while pledging that his administration would…

Read More

California Fines Los Angeles County Superior Court for Safety Violations during Pandemic

By ATA | July 19, 2021

After COVID-19 outbreaks and the deaths of several court interpreters who worked in Los Angeles County courthouses, California’s Division of Occupational Health and Safety…

Read More

What’s Cooking: An Introduction to Culinary Translation

By The ATA Chronicle | July 15, 2021

With a greater variety of food and ingredients available and the globalization of food production and distribution, there’s a greater need for documents and labels—and a greater need to translate them.

Read More

ATA’s Public Relations Committee

By ATA | July 15, 2021

The focus of ATA’s Public Relations Committee is to inform and educate the media and public about the roles that translators and interpreters play in society and what it means to be a translator or interpreter.

Read More

What the Business Practices Education Committee Is Doing for ATA Members

By The ATA Chronicle | July 15, 2021

ATA’s Business Practices Education Committee offers many opportunities for members to get involved, give back to the Association, work with fellow members, and broaden their professional network.

Read More

Language Access in the Courts: How Technology Saved the Day During a Pandemic

By The ATA Chronicle | July 15, 2021

On March 17, 2020, the Superior Court of California, County of Santa Barbara received approval for an emergency order to suspend all non-emergency services—all criminal, civil, family, traffic, small claims, and probate proceedings—until April 3. Little did we know the courthouse would remain closed physically, but operational nonetheless, for more than a year.

Read More