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Have You Registered for ATA61 Yet?
ATA's 61st Annual Conference features world-class speakers, first-class education, and six-month access to all 120 sessions on demand. With the early registration rate for members at $299, each session is less than $3. Plus no travel or hotel costs. This deal is a winner!
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September 30: International Translation Day 2020 with ATA!
Come celebrate International Translation Day 2020 with ATA as we remind the world just how critical translators and interpreters really are! Watch for our animated video on September 30! Then share, share, share with your family, friends, and clients. Look for the video link on all ATA social media platforms—Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and YouTube.
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Pandemic Unemployment Assistance and Paycheck Protection Program: A Guide for Freelance Translators and Interpreters
In response to the economic crisis resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. federal government launched a number of programs to help businesses and individuals who would not normally be eligible for emergency funding or unemployment benefits. Two of these programs are potentially interesting for freelance translators and interpreters, who may be eligible for support under at least one of the programs.
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ATA 2020 Election: Get to Know the Candidates and the Issues Involved
The slate is set, the candidates are ready, and the opportunity to learn more about who’s running for the Board is just a click away! Also, make sure to read about the two proposed amendments to ATA's Bylaws and read the member opinions regarding each.
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ATA 61st Annual Conference Goes Fully Virtual
With the number of COVID-19 cases in the United States continuing to climb, your health and well-being remain our top priority. Keeping this in mind, and in order to bring some certainty to our Annual Conference event, the ATA Board of Directors has decided to shift from a "hybrid" (in-person and virtual) model to a fully virtual conference model this year.
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Last Chance to Advocate for Amendments to AB 1850!
California Assembly Bill 1850 has passed the Assembly and been sent to the Senate. It is imperative that you contact your senator and demand that “professional translators and interpreters” be exempt from the stringent ABC test under AB 5, in favor of the previous Borello test.
