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Interpreters are changing the world.
Now, the world needs to know about it.
Interested in doing a story on the From Our Lips to Your Ears project? Below, please find some resources to assist you, whether you want to tell your audience about the book, or whether you're interested in learning more about interpreting in general.If you're looking for something you can't find here, please let us know. Feel free to contact the editor to set up an interview, or to request support with an article.As a media-friendly resource for the interpreting and translation industry, the editor often provides specialized support and insight for a wide variety of publications and stories. If you're writing for a local or industry-specific audience, the editor will be glad to refer you to local interpreting associations and other subject matter experts in the field as well.The editor's recent work with media encompasses local newspapers (The Columbus Dispatch), trade publications (Public Safety Communications Magazine) as well as large-scale national web and print media (BusinessWeek, Washington Post). As the former host of a radio program, she also enjoys supporting local and national radio stations. She has provided pre-recorded interviews for both English and Spanish-language television programs as well. To download a sample, click here.
Get the Sample Interview Q&A document, a series of questions and answers to assist with writing stories and deciding on booking an interview. Click the image above to access an online version. Or, click on the icon below to download the document in Word format.
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To read the Press Release issued on July 18, 2007 about the From Our Lips to Your Ears project, click on the image above. Or, click on the icon below to download a Word version.
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Download the Editor Bio, a one-page document. Click on the image above to read an online version. Or, click on the icon below to download in Word format.
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