Everyone should be able to live without fear and receive equal treatment under the law. But for many LGBTQ+ people, these basic rights are not guaranteed. Keep reading to discover HRC’s advocacy efforts and the central role language plays in them.
For companies dealing with a diverse workforce that includes individuals with Limited English Proficiency, language barriers can become a significant roadblock. Let’s discuss the importance of language access in manufacturing!
Today, increasing language access in the U.S. healthcare industry is more important than ever. About 29.6 million people are identified as having limited English proficiency (LEP). Because of this, the translation of many patients’ after-visit summaries when attending a medical appointment becomes crucial.
There are a handful terms in particular that are frequently confused during conversations surrounding accessibility and inclusivity in regards to language.
Today there is greater access to information than ever before and that accessibility grows by the day.
Localization takes the translation process a step further by adapting content, video games, services, apps, online courses, and many different types of products to a specific local market.
The metaverse is generating a lot of buzz these days thanks to the exciting potential of the universal and immersive virtual world it promises to present to consumers using virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR).
Language access makes it possible for individuals and the businesses or organizations they interact with to communicate when they don’t speak the same language.
Language can influence how we see the world in terms of gender and it is also one of the many ways a culture manifests. We know that some cultures are more conservative than others, some are more open-minded, some still have males as dominant figures, (…)
Ensuring their child receives a quality education is something almost every parent strives for. This is a universal goal. Now, imagine if a parent could not participate fully in their child’s education. You can see how damaging that disconnect could potentially be (…)