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Nomination Period for ATA Board of Directors Elections Extended to June 1, 2023
The ATA Board of Directors has unanimously approved an extension of the nominations period for this year’s Board of Directors Elections. Nominations may be submitted through June 1, 2023, to the Nominating and Leadership Development Committee for consideration.
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ATA’s One-Day Virtual Conference “Translating and Interpreting the Future: Empowering Professionals to Innovate and Thrive”
Do machine translation and artificial intelligence have you feeling like your “system” needs an upgrade? Make plans to join your colleagues for this educational and energizing look into how MT and AI are shaping the translation and interpreting professions!
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2023 ATA Elections: Candidates Announced
ATA will hold its regularly scheduled elections at the upcoming ATA 64th Annual Conference in Miami, October 25–28, 2023, to elect a president-elect, secretary, and treasurer (each a two-year term), as well as three directors (each a three-year term). Here are the candidates proposed by the Nominating and Leadership Development Committee!
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ATA Advocacy Committee Update on Oregon Senate Bill 584
In late February, ATA’s Advocacy Committee submitted a letter to the Oregon State Senate Committee on Health Care opposing Senate Bill 584, which would have tasked the Oregon Health Authority with setting up a web-based platform for scheduling and paying health care interpreters in Oregon. Here’s the most recent update on the status of this legislation.
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Honors and Awards: Open for Submissions
ATA and the the American Foundation for Translation and Interpretation presents annual and biennial awards to encourage, reward, and publicize outstanding work done by both seasoned professionals and students of our craft.
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ATA Opposes Oregon Senate Bill 584
ATA recently submitted a letter in opposition to Oregon Senate Bill 584, which would task the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) with setting up a web-based platform for scheduling and paying health care interpreters in Oregon.