by Mimi Moore | Aug 7, 2024 | Culture & Tradition, Human Resources Translation, Specialized Translation
Download the printable Language Identification PDF 8 Steps to Improve Inclusion for LEP Populations An inclusive community is one that welcomes and embraces people from all sorts of diverse backgrounds—race, religion, age, and even language. Here in the United States,...
by Mimi Moore | Apr 17, 2024 | Culture & Tradition, Localization, Specialized Translation
10 steps to a language access plan With Earth Day right around the corner and summer fast approaching, many of us here in the northern hemisphere are enjoying the green spaces in our lives just a little bit more lately. As the weather warms up, we tend to appreciate...
by Mimi Moore | Feb 7, 2024 | Culture & Tradition, Interpreting Services, Specialized Translation
Download our CMS poster on Indigenous Languages All too often, conversations about language access focus on languages that are spoken most widely throughout the country — think languages like Spanish, Chinese, Tagalog or your local threshold languages. And while it’s...
by Mimi Moore | Nov 8, 2023 | Culture & Tradition, Language Spotlight
10 Areas to Define in your Language Access Plan Earlier this year, Avantpage teamed up with the Athena Group, a women- and minority-owned consulting firm focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), to host a virtual event on how to forge connections and build...
by Mimi Moore | Sep 20, 2023 | Culture & Tradition, Customer Experience, Technology
Download our Language Identification Printout Public libraries are a lot more than just book repositories. Historically, public libraries in the United States have served as safe havens for community members from all walks of life. Beyond providing us with a wealth of...
by Mimi Moore | Aug 23, 2023 | Culture & Tradition, Customer Experience, Translation Resources
Download our Language Identification Printout If you’re trying to improve your company or agency’s relationship with local limited English proficient (LEP) populations, you may have been advised to partner up with a community-based organization — but what does that...
