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How Did Your Work
Change in 2020?
Given the many challenges 2020
presented, members of The ATA
Chronicle Editorial Board reached out
to their colleagues (both interpreters and
translators) and invited them to answer
the following question: How did your
work change in 2020?

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The Demands of
On-Demand Interpreting
In a time of increased professional
isolation with interpreters working
from home, here's some light on the
challenges and rewards of the
essential work of on-demand overthe-phone interpreting.

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Translation as an Art: How to
Get Your Work in a Museum
Museums have evolved from rather stuffy
places to lively multimedia experiences
with exhibitions on anything from art
and photography to fashion, film, and
music. Here are some examples of the
types of projects you might encounter
when working for museums, including
some challenges you're likely to face.

Columns
4

From the President

6

From the President-Elect

7

From the Executive Director

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Business Practices

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Design & Production
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Interpreters Forum

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Certification Forum

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2020 ATA Honors and
Awards Recipients
ATA and the American Foundation
for Translation and Interpretation
present annual and biennial awards
to encourage, reward, and publicize
outstanding work done by both
seasoned professionals and students
of our craft.

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