Insights

How Language Access Can Help Increase Participation in Elections

In order to ensure equitable elections, more people need access to voting materials in their own language. In this article, we explore the guidelines for making elections accessible to voters with limited-English proficiency and offer best practices for translating election-related materials.

The U.S. Census—Giving Everyone an Equal Vote

The U.S. Census is one of the most important civil rights issues today. In this article, we look at why undercounts are such a problem, and share an exciting multilingual New York City outreach initiative that aims to make sure every person in the five boroughs is counted.

Accessible & Inclusive Museums—How Small Measures Add Up

Scalable, incremental efforts can form the basis for widespread inclusion. In this article, we explore the ways museums are using accessibility resources to include the widest possible audiences, and merging traditional efforts with language access.

How Translation Helps Museums Promote Intergenerational Learning

Museums everywhere embrace their role as educator, with many making it part of their mission to inspire and excite learners of all ages. In this article, we explore the ways museums can create the tools and resources that facilitate learning—across generations and languages.

Using Translation to Make Diversity and Inclusion Part of Your Company Culture

Diversity and inclusion in the workplace have become a key part of management dialogue. Discover how translation can support your efforts and help build a company culture in which everyone feels welcome.