Column Highlights

Staying the Course; California Dreamin’; ATA 2026 Elections Update; ATA Advocacy at Work; Eligibility Requirements for ATA’s Certification Exam; and more!

  • From the President: Staying the Course

    From the President

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  • From the President-Elect: California Dreamin’— ATA67 Is Weeks Away

    From the President-Elect

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  • ATA 2026 Elections Update: Final Slate of Candidates

    ATA 2026 Elections

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  • ATA Advocacy at Work: An Update from the Advocacy Committee

    ATA Advocacy

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  • Eligibility Requirements for ATA’s Certification Exam: Where Did They Come From and Where Did They Go?

    Certification Forum

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  • From the President: Winds of Change

    From the President

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Extras

Bonus Features

    • Humor and Translation: Biased Artificial Intelligence

      Every language is a cluster of dialects. And even when two people speak the same dialect (that is, employ the same grammar and vocabulary), they can differ in pronunciation, speech rhythm, and speech speed, and even vary their speech to a considerable extent depending on the social situation in which they find themselves. So, how does artificial intelligence (AI) cope with these variations? The short answer is that, as of now, it doesn’t.

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    • ATA Offers Language Access Cards for LEP Individuals

      Exercise the right to language access! ATA offers Language Access Cards that limited-English-proficient individuals can present in settings like hospitals and courtrooms to request assistance in their language and to prompt language services providers for assistance with language access resources.

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    • Member News

      A space dedicated to celebrating the accomplishments of our members!

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