Join us for an engaging episode where thoughtful discussion transforms into a dynamic brainstorming session, sparking an exciting new idea!

Curious about this groundbreaking idea? Tune in to find out! Here’s a hint: mark your calendars for these in-person events in 2025: The NCIHC Summit in Portland, Oregon, and the “Paving the Way” Medical Interpreter Conference in Boston, Massachusetts.

If you're eager to create change and connect with professionals across the language access field, let's explore how we can make a difference together.

Don’t miss out—join us and be part of the conversation!

The one where you get to meet this year’s NCIHC Language Access Champion, Mila Golovine!

Not only that, but you get to hear and learn about all the other projects Mila is involved in and working on, including an especially timely group called the AI Task Force. Mila has shared the link to the research results extracted from the first AI Task Force survey, (which was first made public in March of 2024). Please take a look!
Link: https://safeaitf.org/press/

Come listen to one of the best behind-the-scenes rainmakers as she shares her outlook on what truly matters in our world of language access, and how we can make a difference! (Hint: the word GRATITUDE takes up a lot of space here).

Come join us, you’ll be glad you did!

The one where Three Musketeers: Eliana, Jorge and Johanna call for breaking down silos and making friends with allied healthcare workers for the brighter future of language access.

Tune in to our two-guest podcast to learn about the important work Jorge (a new language access advocate) and Johanna (a CCHI vice-chair) do at the Certification Commission for Healthcare Interpreters (CCHI).

Would you like to know what made Johanna fall in love with medical interpreting and give it preference over a conference interpreter career?

Are you curious how imposter syndrome and exceptional communication skills helped shape Jorge’s professional life?

• Then you definitely need to listen to our thought-provoking conversation about:
• Doom and gloom feelings spreading among language professionals
• Systemic gaps in the US healthcare system causing blocks to equal medical services for LEP patients
• Importance of turning the end users into language access champions
• Interpreter outsourcing tendencies and their effects on the LSP market

The time is now to listen to our podcast, get motivated, stop preaching to the choir and start knocking on the doors to make everyone aware of Title 6.

By the end of the day, the one who walks will master the road. Let’s walk together!