Online Registration is now closed, but On-site Registration will be available starting at 8 a.m.

Location - UMass Boston Campus Center

Conference Schedule

Full Conference Program

Come hear our speakers: 

Corinne McKay - Staying Solvent While Staying Sane: Freelancing in the Age of AI and MT

D.P. Snyder - Translation in Search of a New Word: Creativity, Variety and the Art of Human Translation

Ana Helena Lopes - Interpreting in Forensic Mental Health Evaluations: Roles, Objectives, Rights, and Complexities

Stephanie Valencia - Translating for an Inclusive and Diverse Environment

Regina Galasso - Language Access Training and Educational Programming for School Districts

Helen Eby - Improving Your Translation Skills to Get to the ATA Exam Level - handout

Corinne McKay - Improving your Consecutive Interpreting

Jace Norton - The Limited Spanish Proficient Problem: Increasing Accessibility for Speakers of Indigenous Languages

Ken Kronenberg - Are Translators Necessary? How AI is Reshaping the Translation Landscape

Lisa K. Walker - Implicit Bias and Racism in American Healthcare: The Interpreter's Role and Responsibilities

Ander Jones Bersaluce - House Styles: Strategies for Crafting a Client's Voice

Dr. Bill Rivers - What Do We Do Now? Language Access in the Age of Trump and AI

Continuing Education Credits Available

The program is approved by the ATA and the Massachusetts Trial Court

Office of Language Access for 5 continuing education credits.

The program is approved by the CCHI for a total of 6 credits.

Three sessions are approved by the IMIA for a total of 3 credit hours.

CCHI and IMIA certified interpreters will pick up paper certificates at

registration which you will fill out and submit to your certifying agency.

ATA members, MA Trial Court interpreters and others will receive a

general attendance certificate by email after the conference.