Interpreting Industry Conferences

Language Without Limits: AI and the Human Touch

Who: The Delaware Valley Translators Association

For more information: https://dvta.org/annual-conference/

CE Credits:

The following sessions are accredited by CCHI, please keep in mind that some of them are concurrent:

Keynote (1 CE Hour)
Agustin De la Mora-The Mirror of Reality (2 PB CE hrs)
Ric Dominguez-BEYOND “PROPER ENGLISH”: Code-Switching, Language Variation, and the Interpreter’s Dilemma (2 CE Hours)
Ernesto Nino Murcia-A.I. Interpretation on Zoom: Demo and Discussion (2 CE Hours)
Nestor Wagner-AI OPPORTUNITIES FOR INTERPRETERS AND TRANSLATORS (2 CE Hours)
Agustin De la Mora-Interpreting Under Pressure (2 Interactive Ethics CE hrs)
Katty Kauffman-The future of the profession: where do we go from here? (1 CE Hour)

*PB means “performance-based”; CCHI certificants are required to obtain 4 PB CE hours every four years.

Who: Northwest Translators & Interpreters Society

For more information: https://www.notisnet.org/event-6524485

CE Credits:

The following sessions are accredited by CCHI (CEAP ID #11205), please keep in mind that some of them are concurrent:

Mastering Communication & Networking Skills for Career Success (2 CE Hours)
Skills Training – Sight Translation (2 PB CE hrs)
Presentation 1: Centering Language Justice in Community and Social Change Work Syllabus (1 CE Hour)
Presentation 2: Promising Practices for Working with Interpreters Syllabus (1 CE Hour)
The Four S.I.N.S. of Literary Translation (1 CE Hour)
Back to Basics: Professional Habits That Help Interpreters Stand Out (2 Interactive Ethics CE hrs)
Talk Outline: Translation in the Humanitarian Sector (1 CE Hour)
AI at the Bedside: Patient Rights, Equity, and the Future of Clinical Care (1 CE Hour)
UNSCRIPTED! Improvisation Workshop on Language Beyond Words (1 PB CE Hour)
Do the Right Thing! Ethical Decision-Making in Healthcare Interpreting (2 Interactive Ethics CE hrs)

*PB means “performance-based”; CCHI certificants are required to obtain 4 PB CE hours every four years.

Who: Utah Translators and Interpreters Association

For more information: https://www.utianet.org/utah-language-access-conference-2/

CE Credits:

All sessions are accredited (CEAP ID #11223) except “Getting started as a freelance interpreter: Business Essentials”:
Day 1 – up to 6 CE hrs,
Day 2 – up to 4 CE hrs.

5 PB (performance-based) sessions:
Workshop: Think Fast, Interpret Faster: Multitasking Strategies for Real-Time Interpretation
Workshop: The Interpreter’s Notebook: Memory Enhancement and Effective Note-Taking for Consecutive Interpreting
Workshop: Reading Between the Lines: Decoding English Idioms
Workshop: Hands-on Sight Translation Workshop
Beyond Words: Human Cognitive Skills at the Heart of Interpreting Performance

* CCHI certificants are required to obtain 4 PB CE hours every four years.

Human Voice, Digital World: Where Human Expertise Meets AI

Who: Nebraska Association for Translators & Interpreters

For more information: https://natihq.org/register-today-for-the-2026-nati-conference-human-voice-digital-world/

CE Credits:

The following sessions are accredited by CCHI, please keep in mind that some of them are concurrent.

Day 1 – up to 4 CE hrs:
Re-making the bed we’re lying in: Claiming our expertise in the age of AI (1 CE Hour)
When Words are Not Enough: Transmediation and the Power of Multiple Modes (1 CE Hour)
Behind the Button: Human Expertise, AI, and the Hidden Workflows of Remote Interpreting (1 CE Hour)
An Examination of Sex Differences and Implications for Sign Language Interpreting: A Biocultural Analysis (1 CE Hour)
Safeguarding Communication in the Age of AI: Balancing Innovation, Equity, and Patient Rights in Healthcare (1 CE Hour)
Trauma 101 and Recovery (1 CE Hour)

Day 2 – up to 5.5 CE hrs
Reading the Room: Oculesics and the Irreplaceable Human Eye in Conference Interpreting (1 CE hr)
Embracing & Discerning Expertise: Introduction to Case Conferencing for Community Interpreters (1.5 CE hr)
Types and Degrees of Expertise in Medical Interpreting (2 CE hrs)
AI tools and Human Expertise: Best practices for Medical Interpreters to Integrate AI to Enhance Pediatric Therapy Interpretation (1 CE hr)
Slay, queens and kings!: Taking your translation and interpretation slang game to the next level (1 CE hr)
Beyond the Panic Button: What AI Can’t Replicate About the Human Interpreter’s Presence (1 CE hr)

Push me-Pull you: The value of group deliberation on ethical reasoning among interpreting students (1 CE hr) (Not on schedule yet)

Who: National Council on Interpreting in Health Care

For more information: https://ncihc.memberclicks.net/2026cong#/

CE Credits:

All sessions are accredited (CEAP ID #11230).
Day 1 – up to 5.75 CE hrs,
Day 2 – up to 3 CE hrs.

Who: Texas Association of Healthcare Interpreters & Translators

For more information: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/18th-annual-tahit-language-access-symposium-dallas-tx-tickets-1986166955831

CE Credits: All sessions are accredited (CEAP ID #11237) for 6.25 CE hrs.

Successfully Navigating Change As A Language Service provider

Who: Arizona Translators & Interpreters

For more information: https://atiinc.starchapter.com/meetinginfo.php?id=30&ts=1787872839

CE Credits:

The following sessions are accredited by CCHI, please keep in mind that some of them are concurrent.

Language Access at a Turning Point: Observations on the current state and the future of Interpreting and Translation in the US (1.5 CE hrs)
Stress and Interpreting (1.5 CE hrs)
From Turning Point into Action: Meeting the Challenges, Shaping Our Future (1 CE hr)
Interpreters as Cultural Brokers (1.5 CE hrs)
Beyond Memory: Effective Consecutive Interpreting and Note-Taking Techniques for Interpreters (1 PB CE hr)
The Architecture of Memory (1 PB CE hr)
Leading the Narrative: The Human Signature in an Age of Disruption (1.5 CE hrs)
Cognitive Fidelity: Redefining Interpreting Quality in the Age of AI (1.5 CE hrs)
Seeing Yourself Clearly: Self Evaluation for Remote Interpreters (1 PB CE hr)

*PB means “performance-based”; CCHI certificants are required to obtain 4 PB CE hours every four years.

Who: The Oregon Society of Translators and Interpreters

For more information: https://ostiweb.org/event-6675401 (Day 1) and https://ostiweb.org/event-6745624 (Day 2)

CE Credits: TBD

Who: University of Vermont Medical Center

For more information: https://www.uvmhealth.org/classes-and-support-groups/2026-language-access-forum

CE Credits: All sessions are accredited for 5 CE hrs.

Who: American Translators Association

For more information: https://www.atanet.org/ata67/

CE Credits:

Attendees can earn up to 6 CE credits for AST sessions on 10/28/26
(11 AST sessions are accredited; out of them, 6 are performance-based, and 1 is Interactive Ethics CE).

During the main conference, attendees can earn up to 12 CE credits:
Oct 29 – up to 3 CE hrs,
Oct 30 – up to 4 CE hrs,
Oct 31 – up to 5 CE hrs.

The following sessions are accredited by CCHI:

AI-Powered Terminology Extraction: A Hands-on Guide for Spanish Translators and Interpreters (2 general CE hrs)
How to Use AI to Prepare for Interpreting Assignments (2 general CE hrs)
French-Language Master Class: A Deep Dive into Advanced French Grammar (2 general + 1 PB CE hrs)
Build Your Sales Machine: How Translators Can Automate Prospecting, Outreach, and Follow up Using AI (3 general CE hrs)
Glossaries for Interpreters: Tech-Savvy Terminology Management (3 general CE hrs)
How to Negotiate as an interpreter (3 general CE hrs)
How to research and contact direct clients (3 general CE hrs)
The Ethics Lab: Training the Trainers to Foster Ethical Growth in Interpreter Education (3 Interactive Ethics CE hrs)
Approaches to Long Consecutive in Any Setting (3 PB CE hrs)
Bringing your renditions to Life: The Human Art of Interpreting (3 PB CE hrs)
From Practice to Progress: Improving Simultaneous Interpreting Performance (3 PB CE hrs)
Preserving the Craft: Advanced Sight Translation Pedagogy for Interpreter Trainers (3 PB CE hrs)
Strategies for Excellence in Remote Simultaneous Interpreting – In Person! (3 PB CE hrs)
“Beyond the Literal: Navigating English Idioms in Translation and Interpretation” (1 general CE hr)
“No hay pedo”: Interpreting Urban Mexican Spanish Beyond Literal Meaning (1 general CE hr)
13 Yapitas Lingüísticas (1 general CE hr)
Advocacy in Action: Navigating the Legislative Landscape of Language Services (1 general CE hr)
AI and language technologies in language access: a focus on the human touch (1 general CE hr)
Antibiotic Resistance, a Global Threat to Human Health – Lessons for Healthcare Interpreters (1 general CE hr)
Automatic Speech Recognition in Simultaneous Interpreting: Assistant or Distracter? (1 general CE hr)
Beyond Terminology: Advanced Competence and Value Creation in Medical Device Translation (1 general CE hr)
Beyond the Rabbit Hole: The Hidden Stories and Resilience of Conference Interpreters in the Age of AI (1 general CE hr)
Beyond the Words: Surviving the Linguistic Frontline (1 general CE hr)
Content marketing: For your business, and for your clients (1 general CE hr)
Demystifying the Dress Code: Special Considerations for Legal, Medical, and Community Interpreters (1 general CE hr)
El ABC del A1C: Interpreting in Pediatric Diabetes Sessions (1 general CE hr)
Eliminating Chinglish in Chinese to English interpretation (1 general CE hr)
Empowering Your Freelance Business Through Client Education (1 general CE hr)
Entrepreneurial linguists in the age of AI (1 general CE hr)
Equity and Inclusion in Schools: Interpreting to Empower Students with Special Needs (1 general CE hr)
Everything Everywhere All in One: Building interpreter’s second brain with Obsidian (1 general CE hr)
From Tool to Personalized Coach: Building an AI Assistant to Help Interpreters Fine-tune Skills and Reach Learning Goals (1 general CE hr)
Generating Interpreter Practice Scenarios: Synchronous Activities in an Asynchronous Classroom (1 general CE hr)
How to teach note-taking for consecutive interpreting to a multilingual class (1 general CE hr)
Interpreter Advocacy in the Age of Speech Translation AI (1 general CE hr)
Interpreting for Spiritual Care in a Hospital Setting (1 general CE hr)
It’s Your Choice: Capitulation, Combativeness, or Responsible Collaboration in Client Negotiations (1 general CE hr)
Kamusta? or ¿Cómo está?: Exploring Filipino (Tagalog), the Fourth Most Spoken Language in the U.S. (1 general CE hr)
Learning on the Job: Turning Everyday Work into Skill-Building for Medical Interpreters (1 general CE hr)
Mastering Attention Management in AI-Assisted Simultaneous Interpreting: A Practical Guide (1 general CE hr)
Negotiation Strategies for Language Professionals (1 general CE hr)
Neutral Spanish: What Does It Really Mean? (1 general CE hr)
No Tech Degree Required: Managing the Responsible Use of AI in Interpreting (1 general CE hr)
Power Networking Across Cultures (1 general CE hr)
PQMEs: What interpreters need to know (1 general CE hr)
Practical Strategies for Translating Medical Texts into U.S. Spanish (1 general CE hr)
Practical Tips for Impeccable Pronunciation of American English (1 general CE hr)
Professional interpretation: preparatory work and technological tools in simultaneous conference interpreting (1 general CE hr)
Rare Language Access in U.S. Legal Settings: The Haitian Creole Experience (1 general CE hr)
Systems for Sustainable Freelancing: A Weekly Rhythm for Admin, CPD, and Marketing (1 general CE hr)
Taming the Inner Critic Through Mindfulness (1 general CE hr)
TENSE TENSION: RESOLVING TIME CONFLICTS IN TRANSLATION (1 general CE hr)
The Future of Ethics (1 general CE hr)
The Interpreter’s Blueprint: Why Understanding Cokely’s Process is Crucial for Professional Excellence (1 general CE hr)
The National Code of Ethics for Interpreters in Health Care: What’s New? (1 general CE hr)
The Power of Purpose: Moving Beyond Transactional Practice (1 general CE hr)
The Professional Shield: Good Business Practices and Ethics (1 general CE hr)
The Signal in the Noise: Consultant Positioning in the Era of Intelligent Machines (1 general CE hr)
Training the Eye: Identifying “Se” and Syntactic Calques in MTPE for Non-Native Spanish Translators (1 general CE hr)
Translating LGBTIQ+ Legal & Health-related Terminology: Corpus-Based Strategies for English, Spanish and Catalan (1 general CE hr)
Unraveling Autoimmune Diseases: Understanding the Challenges of Diagnosis, Symptoms, and Treatment (1 general CE hr)
Using AI to Strengthen Core Interpreting Skills (1 general CE hr)
Using Sight Translation to Elevate Your Interpreting Performance (1 general CE hr)
Weathering the storms of life (without drowning) (1 general CE hr)
What four decades of freelancing taught us (so you don’t have to learn the hard way!) (1 general CE hr)
When Accuracy Isn’t Enough: Moral Injury, Ethical Distress, and Institutional Pressure in Court Interpreting (1 general CE hr)
AI Interpreting: You got it all wrong. (Observe Ethics, Avoid Legal Risks) (1 general CE hr)
The History and Evolution of the Legal, Conference, and Medical Interpreter Codes of Ethics in the United States and Japan (1 general CE hr)
Is My #Selfie HIPAA Compliant? (1 Interactive Ethics CE hr)
¡Wepa! Puerto Rican Slang 101 (1 PB CE hr)
Beyond Words: Human Cognitive Skills at the Heart of Interpreting Performance (1 PB CE hr)
Sight and Simultaneous: Kissing Cousins (1 PB CE hr)

*PB means “performance-based”; CCHI certificants are required to obtain 4 PB CE hours every four years.

Who: Tennessee Association of Professional Interpreters and Translators

For more information: https://tapitinc.org/conference2026/

CE Credits: TBD

Who: The Midwest Association of Translators and Interpreters

For more information: https://www.matiata.org/event-6753075

CE Credits: TBD

Who: Linguist Education Online

For more information: https://linguisteducationonline.com/leo-14th-online-conference/

CE Credits: TBD