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March 2024: Linguistic Labor and Language Access in U.S. Schools
Juliette Scott
Anaïk Pian
John O’Shea
Javier Moreno-Rivero
Hillary Mellinger
Karen McAuliffe
María Rosario Martín Ruano
Aisha Maniar
Jonneke Koomen
Molly Hamm-Rodríguez
Rebecca Ruth Gould
Irene Gotera
Marie-Hélène Girard
Ahmed El Khamloussy
Stephanie Feyne
Ellen Elias-Bursać
Sara de Jong
Miguel Ángel Campos Pardillos
James Brannan
Katie Becker
May 2023: “The Importance of Legal Metaphor”
March 2023: ‘#GLAD23 offers diverse perspectives on the importance of language rights’
December 2022: “What does English-language dominance mean for the field of international law and justice?”
October 2022: “The Global Coalition for Language Rights”
September 2022: “Interpretation at the Asylum Office”
April 2022: “The Language(s) of Politics: Multilingual Policy-Making in the European Union”
September 2021: “Interpreting ‘In the Field’”
June 2021: “Linguistic Lives as Working Lives: Exploring Communication Labor with Legal Interpreters’ Language Life Histories”
April 2021: “Lost in Translation: Interpretation as a Barrier to Asylum in Texas Immigration Courts”
November 2020: “Book Unpacks Crucial Ways in Which Law and Culture Are Intertwined”
September 2020: “Survey of Canadian Legal Translation Professionals: Who Are These Gatekeepers of Equal Access to Justice?”
July 2020: “Symbolic Violence and Legal and Institutional Translation”
February 2020: “Afghan Interpreters Demand Rights, Not Favours”
