Translation Associations
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WITS – Washington State Court Interpreters and Translators Society
Country: United StatesState: WashingtonThe Washington State Court Interpreters and Translators Society is a non-profit, professional organization officially established in the State of Washington in September 1988. WITS seeks to further the goals of the interpreting and translating profession, enhance the professional standing of our members and inform the public about our profession. The…
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UMTIA – Upper Midwest Translators and Interpreters Association
Country: United StatesState: MinnesotaUMTIA is a chapter of the American Translators Association. It’s core membership is based in Minnesota, but it also represents areas of Wisconsin, Iowa, South Dakota, and North Dakota. It seeks to emulate in the fields of spoken language interpreting and translating the accomplishments of the Registry of Interpreters for…
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TAUS Data Association
Country: The NetherlandsThe Translation Automation User Society (TAUS) is a community of users and providers of translation technologies and services. The ambition of the TAUS community is to translate a manifold of content in an increasing number of languages through technology adoption, service innovation and cross-industry collaboration. TAUS focuses on the whole…
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TAPIT – Tennessee Association of Professional Interpreters and Translators
Country: United StatesState: TennesseeTAPIT is an organization consisting of professional interpreters and translators of written, spoken and signed languages. Among our members are experts in various specialties and professional fields such as court interpreting, medical interpreting, community interpreting and professionals involved in document translation. Professional interpretation and translation bridges gaps, breaks down language…
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TAALS – The American Association of Language Specialists
Country: United StatesState: Washington, DCTAALS is the professional association based in the Americas that represents language specialists working at the international level, either at conferences or in permanent organizations, and determines their qualifications and standards. Founded in Washington, DC, in 1957, the Association today has members based in ten countries of the Western Hemisphere…