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NAJIT Blog. Time for a Paradigm Shift: Ethics Interlude  – by Bethany Korps-Edwards The question is: What’s an interpreter to do? There are strong arguments

Nominalizations Are Zombie Nouns – NYTimes.com. At their best, nominalizations help us express complex ideas: perception, intelligence, epistemology. At their worst, they impede clear communication.

Crossing the Cultural Divide. Freelancers have two basic types of clients, and for interpreters they are: (1) indirect: sent to us by agencies, and (2)

How to Use Twitter Effectively to Experience its Full Potential.   Although a tweet can be a maximum 140 characters, the information you can share

Bunch Translate: Understanding Translation Paradigms. The important thing to note is that there is no one paradigm that is right. And there is no one

Native American Tribe Races to Preserve Endangered Language – New America Media.   Two centuries ago, California was the most linguistically diverse region in the

Please see below information regarding announcements that may be of interest: 1- Test Policy Change – Oral Performance Examination § Please note that effective July

Getting Some Tennis Names Right Can Be Tougher Than It Sounds – NYTimes.com. Hundreds of matches in singles and doubles featuring players from Argentina to

Freelancing Burnout: Causes, Symptoms, and Ways to Avoid it | Adventures in Freelance Translation. While burnout is generally described as a state of emotional, mental,