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📢 The Verdict is In! 🗣️ Does YOUR organization need a Language Access Plan? 🤔 After exploring the importance of language access, the benefits of an LAP, and the key components for success, the final answer is... YES! ✅ If you serve a diverse community, providing language access is not just the right thing to do, it's essential for: ✅ Equitable access to services 🏥🏫 ✅ Improved communication & trust 🤝 ✅ Better outcomes for everyone 🌟 ✅ Compliance with the law ⚖️ ✅ Enhanced reputation & community engagement 🏢🤝 Don't get left behind! 🚀 Invest in your community and create a welcoming environment for ALL. 🌍 👉 Check out the full "Does My Organization Need a Language Access Plan?" series on my profile for all the details! 🔗 #LanguageAccess #wisconsinLanguageAccess #DiversityAndInclusion #Equity #SocialResponsibility #CommunityImpact

Bridging The Gap in Colorado! 📍🗺️ Language justice for every community. Our very own Johnny Romero, CMI Spanish enjoys a conversation with Gerardo Hernandez (Jerry), Executive Director of INTEGRATED COMMUNITY in Steamboat Springs, CO in regard to its partnership with InterSys, LLC Taking points: 📍Assisting monolingual immigrants with language access. 📍Professional development with accredited Medical Interpreter Training. 📍Helping qualified professionals level up their Interpreter skills to advance their careers and support their community. #MoreThanBilingual #Interpreters #Community #Leadership

**16 Days of Activism Against Any Type of Violence: Bridging Voices, Bridging Change** At The Language Bridge, we believe in the transformative power of communication to foster understanding, inclusion, and change. The *16 Days of Activism Against Any Type of Violence*, observed annually from November 25 to December 10, is an opportunity to unite our voices in the fight against violence in all its forms. ### Language as a Catalyst for Action Violence often thrives in silence and misunderstanding. At The Language Bridge, we see language as a tool to break these barriers. Whether it’s empowering survivors to tell their stories, translating crucial resources for marginalized communities, or fostering dialogues between diverse groups, our work is driven by the belief that communication is a cornerstone of justice and peace. ### Our Commitment During these 16 days, The Language Bridge pledges to: - **Raise Awareness:** Share stories and resources that highlight the importance of language access in combating violence. - **Amplify Voices:** Provide interpretation and translation services for events, workshops, and campaigns focused on addressing violence. - **Support Survivors:** Ensure survivors of violence have access to linguistically and culturally appropriate services. Language has the power to unite, heal, and transform. Let’s use it to create a world free from violence. **The Language Bridge: Connecting Words, Changing Lives.** #EndGBV #16DaysOfActivism #EndViolence

Discover how community-based organizations and language service providers are breaking down barriers and fostering inclusion through language. Read more on the Langalo blog! #LanguageAccess #LanguageServices

I'm thrilled to share an insightful article on language barriers in housing that I co-authored with Aïssatou Fall, available now on The Inclusivity Institute for Better Data website! Our article explores the vital issue of language access in housing services, combining personal stories with thorough analysis. We'd love to hear your thoughts! Join the conversation and let us know your perspective on language accessibility. #LanguageAccess #HousingEquity #IIBD

Reading to resist includes reading authors who are just like you. For example, some Indigenous people only read Indigenous writers to make a point about respecting diversity, culture and brilliance of ability. All of us like to be represented in literature so today is your chance to help raise the profile of Indigenous writers by resisting a Colonial status quo and reading a book by an Indigenous author to support Indigenous Literacy Day. Resistance is useful: peaceful resistance helps change the world. 👵 Megan Bayliss: social work supervisor. 🎓 PhD candidate: social and cultural resistance to the status quo.

📢 Discover the latest insights on language justice in education! 🌍💬 Dive into our newsletter article highlighting the crucial role of language rights in ensuring equitable access to education. Learn about strategies for supporting multilingual students and advocating for inclusive policies. #LanguageRights #EducationForAll 📰✨ https://idra.news/nlApr24a

📢 Discover the latest insights on language justice in education! 🌍💬 Dive into our newsletter article highlighting the crucial role of language rights in ensuring equitable access to education. Learn about strategies for supporting multilingual students and advocating for inclusive policies. #LanguageRights #EducationForAll 📰✨ https://idra.news/nlApr24a

"When we lose the ability to define ourselves, other people can define us" —Darrell R. Kipp "Encouragement, Guidance, Insights, and Lessons Learned for Native Language Activists Developing Their Own Tribal Language Programs" is a comprehensive guide and analysis of some of the essentials for developing immersion language programs, developed from a conversation between Darrell R. Kipp, co-founder and executive director of grantee partner the PIEGAN INSTITUTE of the Blackfeet Nation, and twelve visiting Native American language activists. Learn more about Piegan Institute Inc and find this invaluable 50-page guide here: https://lnkd.in/d856gN24 #SpiritualEcology #GranteePartnerResource

🔸 I’ve been a little hesitant to share the YouTube video of my recent TEDx talk, but it isn't every day you get a moment to use a national platform to spread a message about something near and dear to my heart: Language Access. In this talk, I share personal anecdotes about my journey as a first-generation immigrant, our family's pursuit of the American dream, and the challenges we - as immigrants- face as we integrate into our new communities. From overcoming language barriers to fighting for justice, my talk highlights the critical need for language access in ensuring equality and fairness. I also discuss how these barriers have affected my immigrant clients, impacting their pursuit of justice and equality. My clients -- victims of serious crimes and human trafficking -- deserve language access if we are going to strive towards a fair and equitable justice system. Together, we can create bridges across language barriers. You can watch it here: https://lnkd.in/eCxp9PBa Let’s talk about language access continue our efforts towards an acccessible, fair, and equitable justice system! #LanguageAccess #TitleVI #JusticeForAll #TEDx #ImmigrantRights #EqualJustice #AmericanDream #TEDTalk