Empowering Individuals and Organizations.
Collaborate on language access initiatives or schedule your staff training.
The Language Access Lab is a dedicated resource for interpreter training, organizational development, and community building in the field of language access. We are committed to connecting with and supporting interpreters and organizations in the communities we serve. Whether you want to join our training program, partner on a language access initiative, or become part of our community of practice, you are sure to find a collaborative and impactful experience.
For information on the costs of our training programs, workshops, or partnership opportunities, please contact us directly. We believe in providing accessible resources and can discuss options that meet your needs. We also welcome grant opportunities and sponsorships that help us expand our reach.
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Interpreter Training
Designed for bilingual staff members, aspiring, and working interpreters, these accredited courses provide comprehensive instruction in interpreting ethics, skills, and professional best practices. By building a strong foundation in a community of practice, participants not only gain the technical knowledge required for the field but also connect with a network of peers and mentors.
Organizational Training
We work directly with organizations to build their capacity for effective language access. Our Organizational Language Access Training is tailored to help businesses, providers, and nonprofits understand their obligations. Using the Strategic Doing framework, we guide organizations in developing and implementing practical, sustainable language access plans.
Language Access Community Hub
This hub is a dynamic space for interpreters, advocates, and organizations to connect and continue their professional development. We facilitate ongoing dialogue, share resources, and organize events that allow our members to learn from one another's experiences and collectively address challenges in the field.