Too long, didn’t watch: Here’s a recap of our webinar with language industry leaders Jinny Bromberg, Michelle Rabie, Simon Andriesen, and Kristin Quinlan.
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‘Communication Should Feel Like a Warm Hug’ and Other Stuff We Learned at LEO’s Conference
CLI’s QA lead and certified Spanish interpreter Marisol attends Linguist Education Online’s conference and shares her insights from the event.
Pick Interpreting Services that Are Quick, Reliable, and Supportive
Find out why choosing an interpreting services company that’s quick, reliable, and supportive is the way to go.
A Prepared Interpreting Services Company Can Help Health Plans Ace CMS’s Accuracy & Accessibility Study
Learn how a prepared interpreting services company like CLI can help health plans nail CMS call center monitoring.
Learning About LGTBQ+ History Can Make You a Better Interpreter
Pride is a month-long celebration commemorating the Stonewall riots of 1969. Even though we’ve come a long way since then, more needs to be done to ensure equality for all.
Humans of CLI: Xee and Her Perpetual State of Spring
Garden tip from CLI customer services rep Xee: If you’re a newb or want a hassle-free experience, do not grown anything with vines.
3 Things to Start Doing Now to Make Vaccines More Accessible to LEP Patients
LEP patients are still experiencing barriers to vaccination. ConsejoSano’s Abner Mason describes a few strategies to help build trust and get more vulnerable people vaccinated.
Keep These Things in Mind When Interpreting for Mental Health Interactions
Mental health interactions, like other interpreting scenarios, require interpreting know-how and a solid understanding of the code of professional ethics.
Why We Love Our Freelance Interpreters and Think You Will Too
In the language services industry, interpretation companies work with two kinds of interpreters: staff interpreters or freelance interpreters. Most interpreting companies work with both. At CLI, our model is based on working primarily with professional interpreters who are remote independent contractors, and we wouldn’t change it for a thing. Why? Here are a few reasons.
How Medical Interpreters Can Make Healthcare More Equitable for LEP Patients
In order to make healthcare more equitable for limited English proficient patient populations, easy access to medical interpreting services is