Translator. Transgender. ATA-certified, French into English (for translation, not gender). Chicagoan. Still knitting during your presentation. š³ļøāā§ļø he/him
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Make it so the people who originally wrote something canāt read it anymore ššš
Here for Translation and Interpreting: A Vessel for Social and Community Change. Iām thrilled with how many language justice/DEI-themed sessions there are this year #ata64
ALT Photo of a presenter standing next to a PowerPoint slide that says āTranslation and Interpreting: A Vessel for Social and Community Changeā
Starting Saturday bright and early with Legalization of Documents, something that should be pretty dang relevant to my everyday work #ata64
I am so personally offended by the tanking of this platform, not least because it is making me learn *instagram* to find any of my friends who are literally also at this conference š #ata64
Little dip in the afternoon and Iām back! Iām attending The JEDI Mindset, which has started with a land acknowledgment so we are already off to a fantastic start #ata64
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@DeinielAparicio hello! I wanted to attend your ATA session about sports but had a horrible headache. My main question is, do you follow F1 at all?
Quebec: The Gift that Keeps on Giving is a fantastic title and Iām very excited about this presentation #ata64
This morning Iām starting with Inclusive Language in K-12 Education, combining something I am personally interested in (inclusive language) with something I have no experience with (K-12 Education)
ALT Slide of a conference presentation showing the question āWhat is inclusive language?ā
ALT Photo of the conference presentation with the speaker with a slide titled āWhat is inclusive language?ā and the text Inclusive language acknowledges diversity, conveys respect to all people, is sensitive to differences, and promotes equitable opportunitiesā
I am excited for Geek and Pop Culture, something I am somewhat knowledgeable about š¤ #ata64
#ata64 Friends who are here! Iām just chilling in the lobby this session, anyone who wants to come say hi I havenāt seen yet. Or if I donāt know you and you want to practice networking. I donāt bite!
Delighted to rep @acalvindesign again on my current notebook šš»āāļø #ata64
Is this platform just dead? I accidentally functionally took a year off from translation as an industry and I can't tell if I'm expecting more tweets (I'm still calling them tweets and no one can stop me) from #ata64 unfairly or not. I feel like things used to be chattier?
Okay #ATA64 let's go! I'm in the French fashion session for this first time slot, presented by Liza Tripp (her copresenter unfortunately has COVID)
Sam Mowry, CT retweeted
I'm seeking input for an essay I'm writing on literary translation. Looking for folks to contribute statements on the #1 thing they'd like to see change in publishing (any aspect), translation itself, or even reading. I'd love to include as many names as possible in this piece!
A great way to do social media is to ask a question when everyone is asleep. Pro tip.
Reupping this during daylight hours š
I am *fascinated* to note that the last time I actually got on this twitter was almost exactly a year ago, cause it was ATA then and it's about to be ATA again now.
So, friends, who's going and who wants to have a meal/have coffee/say hi?
Why am I not at ATA this week? Turns out Iām a trans person and Iām working on transitioning to live as a trans man! Which is great, but surprisingly exhausting and a conference just wasnāt in the cards.
My name remains Sam (will be changing to Samuel, but, Sam)
He/him pronouns
@andrewlevine be proud of me for making words in a reasonably concise, informative order šā¤ļø