Thank you for your ongoing support of Critical Link International to those members that have renewed their membership. We now have a new system that allows you to create your own login profile. Your new membership login will also permit you access to papers and other resources that we are currently building in our Knowledge […]
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Critical Link International and members of the Critical Link 8 team from Languages & Intercultural Studies (LINCS) / Centre for Translation & Interpreting Studies (CTISS), in the School of Social Sciences (SoSS), Heriot-Watt University, are working in partnership to finalize the Call for Proposals process and the publication of the CLI8 conference papers. We thank
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Critical Link International commends the actions of the Saint John refugee community in shedding light on the inadequate services provided under the guise of “interpreting services” (“Syrian refugees slam interpreting services in Saint John” Dec 8, 2017 CBC News).
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UN Declares 30 September World Translation Day
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Protecting Interpreters and Translators Worldwide
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The language industry is steadily growing. With the global marketplace and modern migration trends, there are more opportunities for interpreters and translators now than ever before. International efforts have involved the development of standards, and increased dialogue among stakeholders. Collaborations and international conferences are a call to action for advancement and recognition. But, where in the marketplace is the practitioner?
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As the global organization dedicated to community interpreting, CLI is committed to promoting the free exchange of information and research, fostering the growth of studies in the field, and increasing the visibility of academic activities and contributions internationally. To that end, CLI has designed the KnowledgeLinkIC (KLIC) initiative. Six streams to share, search and publish KLIC is
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In 2016, the Norwegian Association of Interpreters (NTF – Norsk tolkeforening) was accepted as a full member of EULITA – the European Legal Interpreters and Translators Association – and was represented with complete voting rights at the recent General Assembly in Vienna, Austria.
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CLI President Angela Sasso presents the opening plenary session I was honoured with an invitation to present the opening plenary session at the 6th International Conference on PSIT/Community Interpreting and Translation at the Universidad de Alcalá in Alcalá de Henares Spain this past March. The conference ran from March 6th to March 8th and as
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Critical Link International is still advocating for better outcomes The UN theme for International Women’s Day this year is Women in the Changing World of Work: Planet 50-50 by 2030. Although community interpreting is a professional field where women already make up more than half of the workforce, the work is not done. Community interpreters
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The war against ISIS cannot be won without Translators or Interpreters
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A Question of Communication: The Role of Public Service Interpreting in the Migrant Crisis The editors of The European Legacy have expressed their interest in publishing a Special Issue on A Question of Communication: The Role of Public Service Interpreting in the Migrant Crisis, guest edited by Dr. Michal Schuster, the University of the Free
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Critical Link International advances community interpreting by promoting standards, sharing research, advocating for professional interpreting services, and raising awareness about interpreting as a profession.