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Language Access in Elections: Rights, Challenges, and Best Practices
Ever tried reading something important in a language you don’t fully understand? Now imagine that thing is your ballot. For […]
LEP & Language Access
Articles addressing language barriers and translation for limited English proficiency (LEP) communities.
United States and Immigration History: Laws and Key Moments
From colonial settlers seeking freedom to modern-day migrants pursuing opportunity, the United States has always been shaped by immigration. These
Immigration into the United States by Year: 2000–2024 Trends Explained
You’ve probably been hearing the word “immigrants” a lot lately. With global conflicts and economic shifts, immigration is constantly in
Improve Services with a Language Access Assessment and Planning Tool
In today’s diverse and multilingual world, organizations must ensure their services are accessible to everyone — regardless of language barriers.
5 Sections of a Language Access Plan: A Practical Guide
Imagine needing healthcare, education, or legal help but not understanding the language. This is the daily reality for millions of
language access services: A Simplified Guide to Inclusivity
Introduction You are walking down a street, and suddenly you’re surrounded by signs and texts in languages you don’t understand.
Breaking Down U.S. Language Access Laws by State 2025
Introduction The United States is home to diverse communities that speak hundreds of languages. To ensure fair access to public
An Overview of Limited English Proficiency Patients and the Cost of Language Barriers
Introduction In America’s 2021, 25.7 million people (8%) over the age of 5 have Limited English Proficiency (LEP), including many limited
Language Access: Legal Rights, AI, and the Future of Communication
Introduction Imagine navigating a medical emergency, a courtroom, or a government office—without understanding the language spoken. Unfortunately, for over 30
The Impact of Language Barriers on LEP Communities
Introduction Limited English proficient (LEP) communities struggle in the diverse landscape of the United States. They are always faced