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Below are Language Access Collaborative workshop videos sharing promising practices, policies, and resources compiled to support local governments in North Carolina who want to expand communication with residents in community languages. Tip sheets, templates, and more videos will be posted in 2024.
How to Collect Data on Languages Spoken
Brianna Gilmore | 2023 Language Access Collaborative
Language Proficiency Assessment
Perla Saitz | 2023 Language Access Collaborative
Language Skill Pay Policy for Bi- or Multilingual Staff
Jodie Stanley | 2023 Language Access Collaborative
From Bilingual Staff to Professional Interpreter: A personal and professional journey
Lissette Saca | 2023 Language Access Collaborative
Creating and Translating Linguistically Accessible Digital Content
Carmen Cruz | 2023 Language Access Collaborative
The Spotlight – El Enfoque
2024 Language Access Summit
After a year-long journey of instructional webinars, local assessments, relationship-building, and peer exchange, the Language Access Collaborative...
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This information has been prepared by Building Integrated Communities, a program within the Institute for the Study of the Americas at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC-CH). The information is offered as potential guidance for participants in the Language Access Collaborative and Building Integrated Communities partnerships. No representations are made regarding the accuracy, relevance, or completeness of this information. UNC-CH does not assume any liability related to the use of this information. Nothing herein represents an endorsement by or official viewpoint of UNC-CH.
Interpretation on Videos:
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