Screening of The Interpreters and talk-back with filmmaker Sofian Khan
By Manuela Stewart Sifuentes The COVID-19 pandemic has affected every corner of the world and nearly all—if not all—of our
The Politics of Translation: The U.S. 2020 Elections
By: Nicolás Arízaga, Denver, CO The fields of political science, sociology, international relations, translation, and interpretation have built bridges for
COVID-19 Resources for Colorado Translators and Interpreters
CTA is collecting resources for Colorado translators and interpreters that may be useful during the current COVID-19 crisis. Let us know if you have a useful resource that is not listed here.
2020 CTA Board Elections Candidate Statements
In a few weeks, the Colorado Translators Association will hold elections for its Board of Directors. Keep reading to learn more about this year’s candidates.
ATA60 Conference Review
By Leeza Etzenhouser
December 14, 2019
When I was presented with the opportunity to attend the 60th annual ATA Conference in Palm Springs I knew I had to take it. Translating is something that I’ve wanted to do for years and although, as an undergraduate student with no professional experience, I was worried I would be out of place, it was an opportunity too good to pass up. I applied for and received funding from both the CTA student sponsorship program and the MSU Denver student travel program to help finance my conference registration and the trip to Palm Springs, for which I am eternally grateful because it afforded me a great deal of professional development, openings for networking, and inspiration.
Meet Our CTA Translators: Heike Holthaus
November 4, 2019
Did you know that almost 10% of CTA members live outside of Colorado? Read an interview with Heike Holthaus, English to German patent translator and one of the out-of-state members of the Colorado Translators Association.
