Remote Event Interpreting

Summary

A university-based public health program hosts multiple virtual meetings each year to strategize worker organization engagement initiatives.

They came to Avantpage very close to the meeting date, realizing they needed interpreters to provide language access for Spanish-speaking participants. Avantpage provided interpreters within their timeline, integrated with their existing technology, and proactively managed a technological issue that would have isolated Spanish speakers from the Q&A session.

This case study shows how remote interpreting can support meaningful participation, not just basic access, by ensuring multilingual attendees can fully engage in discussions, questions, and shared decision-making.

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