Category: Government
Natural disasters are becoming more frequent and severe, with 2024 already witnessing significant events. From catastrophic flooding and extreme storms to wildfires and earthquakes, the impact on communities is profound. According to Forbes Advisor, the U.S. has experienced an average of 18 billion-dollar climate disasters annually over the past five…
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Effective communication is the cornerstone of success for any organization. With the increasing diversity in the United States, it’s crucial for businesses and institutions to provide language services that cater to Limited English Proficient (LEP) individuals. This is not just a matter of courtesy, but also a legal requirement under…
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The United States has a diverse population with a significant number of citizens who are Limited English Proficient (LEP) or deaf and hard-of-hearing. Recognizing the need for inclusivity in the electoral process, federal laws mandate accommodations to ensure everyone can exercise their right to vote. Laws and Legal Framework Protection…
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In an era where the demand for inclusivity and accessibility is ever-increasing, the state of New Jersey has taken a significant step forward with the passage of a groundbreaking bill, . This legislation mandates state agencies providing direct services to offer translation and interpretation in the seven most common non-English…
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Many individuals in underserved communities face language barriers that prevent them from receiving services critical to their wellbeing, understanding their rights, and accessing opportunities. For more than thirty-five years, Interpreters and Translators, Inc. (iTi) has been helping those who serve these communities break through those barriers. The Importance of Translation…
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The Afghan Refugee Crisis Doesn’t End With Resettlement Imagine this: Your country has been at war for twenty years and, for most of that time, you’ve been in the thick of it. When NATO forces first arrived, you and many of your neighbors saw them as liberators. Along with a…
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