AATIA is excited to announce the inaugural winner of the recently created AATIA Harvie Jordan Scholarship: Cecilia Solís-Bautista! This annual $500 award supports individuals in the Austin area as they pursue their first certification in translation or interpretation. We are […]
Nominations are now open for all positions on the AATIA Board of Directors. Any AATIA active member in good standing may run for election or nominate another AATIA member. The members of the nominating committee, Jamie Rising and Verónica Chertcoff, […]
With all the hype about the marvels of artificial intelligence (AI), a lot of us may have wondered if AI will eventually replace us. Joanne Kim, the presenter at our October 12th general meeting, began her presentation* with some dire […]
Join us on Saturday, October 12th, 2024, for our next general meeting. We’ll explore the world of artificial intelligence (AI) and translation with Joanne Kim, an English-to-Korean localization specialist from Seoul. Joanne will be visiting the US in October, and […]
Join us on Sunday, September 22, 2024, 4-6 p.m., for our celebration of International Translation Day! The event will be held at Alienated Majesty Books (613 W. 29th St, Austin, TX 78705 – the site of the former Malvern Books) […]
Registration is now open for the 65th Annual Conference of the American Translators Association (ATA), which will take place in Portland, Oregon, from October 30th to November 2, 2024. Early-bird pricing is available until September 23rd for 3-day, 2-day, and 1-day […]
AATIA will offer a series of three webinars, to be held on September 21st and September 28th, which will enable court interpreters licensed by the Texas Judicial Branch Certification Commission (JBCC) to earn a total of 8 continuing education hours, […]
The newly created AATIA Harvie Jordan Scholarship is an annual $500 scholarship awarded for the first time this year to one qualified applicant. This scholarship is based on financial need and a demonstrated commitment to attaining a license or certification […]
A new scam is making the rounds, this one targeting court interpreters licensed by the Judicial Branch Certification Commission (JBCC). The sender’s address (kbedore@nycap.rr.com) makes it clear that the message did not come from any Texas court or government agency. […]