TIC 2023 as the third event in the series wishes to provide a platform for (trans/post)disciplinary discussions of translation and interpreting as both tools and critical and activist practices that shape global and local contemporaneity in an age of digital colonisation.

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TIC 2023 wishes to make the growing social, economic, and ideological differences accompanied and facilitated by the ways information travel the basis for event’s critical and academic discussions. We will welcome papers addressing any aspects of translation and interpreting in an age when such matters as algorithm awareness divide or the inability of digital assistants to account for diverse accents are not issues solely reserved for investigation in specialised fields, but are part of our everyday experience.

Major themes:

• Translation and interpreting building borders and bridges
• Virality – opportunity and challenge for translating and interpreting world
• Access and inclusion – communication designs for all
• Creativity in human-machine cooperation in the context of current developments in technologies, experimental literature, and translation and interpreting
• Negotiating translation/interpreting zones
• Activism and manipulation: towards objective methods for knowledge-based action in TIS
• Political motivation for setting initial norm in translation/interpreting projects
• Language hostility and hospitality as a decisive factor in integration of refugees in new societies
• Social representation theory as a tool for measuring translators’ status and public image
• Translators’ and interpreters’ visibility and social responsibility
• Isolation and remoteness – future for a new generation of translators and interpreters?
• Historical justice in narrating translation histories
• Generational and technological turn in TIS
• Translator and interpreter training in post-pandemic world

Check the conference website for more details.

With the coming of the MT Summit XIX, the 19th Machine Translation Summit, held from September 4 to 8, 2023, we are pleased to announce that we are putting out a call for papers and presentations, as well as for proposals for workshops and tutorials.

COVID-19 has forced many international conferences to go fully online, and this was no different for the previous MT Summit. This time, however, we’re looking to provide both real opportunities for face-to-face discussions and for encounters that take place online.

The conference will take place in the convention center located on the Cotai Strip, which is at the heart of modern Macao’s accommodation, event, and entertainment offerings. We will also continue to monitor the pandemic situation closely to ensure the safety of participants, and, if necessary, will convert to a completely virtual format.

The MT Summit XIX is organized by the Asia-Pacific Association for Machine Translation. This biennial MT Summit brings together the Asian-Pacific (AAMT), American (AMTA), and European (EAMT) branches of the International Association for Machine Translation (IAMT), creating an invaluable opportunity to discuss the issues of the day with a truly global gathering of all the stakeholders of machine translation. This includes researchers of MT and translation, developers, providers, translators, and general users. For researchers, MT Summit XIX provides a unique context in which to share their latest results with colleagues, as well as an opportunity to understand real-world user requirements. MT providers, translators, and general users in both business and government settings will benefit from updates on leading-edge R&D in Machine Translation and have a chance to present and discuss their own use cases. In all of these contexts, we strongly encourage and hope that students will also make submissions and participate.

For more details, see the conference site.

In order to promote the exchange of academic achievements and the international dissemination of research on translation and interpreting, and to enhance the international influence of China Association for Comparative Studies of English and Chinese (CACSEC) on translation and interpreting research, the Professional Committee of Translation and Interpreting (PCTI) of CACSEC will hold an International Symposium on Translation Communication and Intercultural Studies---2023 High-level Forum of the PCTI of the CACSEC at the Chinese Heritage Centre of Nanyang University of Technology, Singapore on July 26-29, 2023 (check-in on July 25, leave on July 30). This symposium/high-level forum is sponsored  by the Chinese Heritage Centre, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, and cosponsored by Translation Research and Teaching, A journal of Chinese humanities and social sciences. We welcome experts and scholars from all over the world in translation and interpreting to Singapore for the grand event.

Main Topics (but not limited to the following):

• Chinese and English comparison, translation and interpreting
• Cognitive interpreting/Embodied-interpreting and cognitive process of translation
• International communication of translation and interpreting
• The profession and ethics of translation and interpreting
• "Digital+" translation multimodality and applied translation
• Translation and interpreting teaching in the context of COVID-19
• Translation of Chinese culture and classics into English
• Chinese and foreign translators and translation history

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This symposium will be devoted to explorations of the concept of labour arising from Translab’s
hallmark blending of ‘translation’ and ‘collaboration’. It posits that the concept of labour, as distinct from ‘work’ (Arendt 1958/1998; Narotzky 2018), warrants more sustained engagement on the part of both Translation Studies and the translation profession. While digital labour (Fuchs 2020), playbor (Kücklich 2005), fan labour (De Kosnik 2012), affective labour (Hardt 1999; Koskinen 2020), emotional labour (Hochschild 1993), or (im)material labour (Negri & Hardt 2004) may present themselves as particularly topical sites for such exploration, both labour and work are also important yet largely underarticulated dimensions in discussions about translation in a professional context and in debates about the distinction between professional and non-professional translation. Last but not least, we are keen to extend consideration of the labour concept to translation as such, and to
interrogate its relevance to current debates about the translation concept.

To explore translation from the vantage point of labour and work, we invite paper proposals addressing the labour of translation and interpreting in both theory and practice, and in, among others, the following contexts, either separately or jointly where these overlap:

• translation and interpreting as labour, work, and action
• flows of translational capital and value accumulation in professional and non-professional contexts
• translation and interpreting as digital labour
• translation and interpreting as (im)material labour
• translation and interpreting as fan labour
• translation and interpreting as affective labour and/or emotional labour
• narratives of translational labour/work and their effect(s) on the interests and status of translators and other stakeholders

See the conference site for more details.

Universidade Católica Portuguesa will host the international conference "Translation and the News: state of the art, dialogues, reflections".

The fundamental aim of the event is to enquire into the various intersections that can arise from putting journalism and translation studies in dialogue, thus contributing to the development of a subarea of both translation and journalism studies which has still room to explore. Journalistic translation opens up new research avenues concerning both news and translation. However, while translation studies’ scholars have initiated a discussion around translation practices in the news, journalism studies have not yet addressed the relevance of translation as a key practice in news writing.

Check the conference website for more details.

The European Association for Machine Translation (EAMT) invites everyone interested in machine translation and translation-related tools and resources ― developers, researchers, users, translation and localization professionals and managers ― to participate in this conference.

We expect to receive manuscripts in these four categories:

1. Research: technical
2. Research: translators & users
3. Implementations & case studies
4. Products & Projects

Important deadlines:

• Deadline for paper submission: 10 March 2023
• Notification to authors: 6 April 2023
• Author Registration: 5 May 2023
• Camera ready deadline: 5 May 2023

Check the conference site for more details.

This Second International Conference on Translation and Interpreting at the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos will be held at the university campus in Aranjuez (Madrid). We expect proposals focused on the following themes (non-exhaustive list):

• Translation as cultural mediation and a cultural tool in literature and films
• Components of cultural competence in interpreters and translators
• Acculturation as an impediment or an aid to mediation
• Intercultural communication, translation and interpreting in public services
• Intercultural communication, translation and culture in the business world
• Accessibility through translation and interpreting (audio description, subtitling for the deaf and hard of hearing [SDH] or sign language)
• Cultural aspects in specialised translation
• Machine translation and culture

See the conference site for more details.

The 16th Annual Global Partners in Education Conference will be hosted by East Carolina University (ECU) in Greenville, NC, USA from May 22 – 24, 2023. This will be our first in-person conference in three years. We invite instructors, technical support personnel, students, and administrators from GPE partner institutions around the world to join us at ECU for this important knowledge sharing and networking event. Some sessions will be streamed and recorded for those who cannot attend in person.

Aligning with GPE’s mission to prepare students with the skills, knowledge, and adaptability to thrive in an interconnected world, the theme of this year’s conference is “Intercultural Communication: Preparing Students for an Interconnected World.” Intercultural communication is essential for student success. Regardless of whether they stay in their hometown after graduation, move to a bigger city, or choose to live abroad, it is inevitable that students in today’s world will work, live, and play with culturally diverse others. Good intercultural communication is also extraordinarily important for those working in GPE programming. It has always been our philosophy that the majority of challenges faced in our programming can be resolved with good communication.

Throughout the conference we will explore how to build intercultural communication competency both amongst ourselves and our students. It will also be an opportunity to discuss ways to improve existing programming and develop/introduce ideas for new programming and initiatives. Participants will be given the opportunity to share their research and best practices and will have ample time to network with fellow participants to help further international efforts on their home campuses.

For more details see the conference website

8th Young Linguists' Meeting in Poznan (YLMP 2023) will take place on 19-21 May 2023 in Poznan, Poland. The conference will be organized by the Faculty of English, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan. The leitmotif of YLMP2023 is: “Language and communication in the times of crisis”

We welcome submissions for oral and poster presentations in the following areas:

• psycholinguistics
• cognitive linguistics
• sociolinguistics and discourse studies
• language teaching methodology
• translation and interpreting studies
• experimental linguistics
• pragmatics
• syntax
• neurolinguistics
• clinical linguistics
• phonetics and phonology

PLENARY SPEAKERS:

• Jo Angouri (University of Warwick): “From interaction analysis to policy change: Putting sociolinguistic research at the centre of the impact agenda”
• Sharon O’Brien (Dublin City University): “Translation and interpreting as essential crisis communication tools”
• Trena Paulus (East Tennessee State University): “How a crisis is discursively constructed in social media conversations”
• Guillaume Thierry (Bangor University & Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan): “Risk taking and lying: How bilinguals can perceive or select their languages strategically – Implications for language use in situations of conflict”

WORKSHOPS:

• Jo Angouri (University of Warwick): “The core ingredients of a good PhD journey”
• Mathew Cieśla (University of Alabama & Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan): “An introduction to PsychoPy experiment builder for linguistics research”
• Trena Paulus (East Tennessee State University): “Using ATLAS.ti software to qualitatively analyze social media data”
• Guillaume Thierry (Bangor University & Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan): “My recipe for a robust scientific paper: Just as for cooking, it is not just about the ingredients”

INVITED THEMATIC SESSIONS:

• “Behavioral and physiological correlates of foreign language acquisition” (Convenors: Mathew Cieśla & Katarzyna Jankowiak)
• “Linguistic dimensions of Gesture Studies” (Convenors: Tomasz Dyrmo & Anna Jelec)
• “Discourse analysis in the exploration of health communication” (Convenors: Bartłomiej Kruk & Magdalena Zabielska)
• “Translation in the times of crisis: Technology and human factors” (Convenors: Olga Witczak & Olha Lehka-Paul)

SPECIAL SESSION: “Less researched languages and literatures”

IMPORTANT DATES:

• Extended abstract submission deadline for all abstracts:  January 31st, 2023
• Notification of acceptance for papers and posters: February 24th, 2023
• Registration deadline: March 31st, 2023
• YLMP 2023: 19-21 May 2023

For more information, please visit our website and social media platforms:

• www.ylmp2023.amu.edu.pl
• www.twitter.com/CongressYlmp
• www.facebook.com/ylmpcongress
• www.instagram.com/ylmp_congress/

Department of English and American Studies
Translation and Interpreting Section
Faculty of Arts, Palacký University Olomouc, Czech Republic

is pleased to invite you to the

Translation and Interpreting Forum Olomouc 2022

"Room for (Ex)Change in T&I Training"

November 11–12, 2022

Since 2011, when it was held for the first time, the Translation and Interpreting Forum Olomouc has established itself as an open platform which is not limited only to an academic exchange within translation and interpreting studies research but embraces discussion with all players in the field of cross-language communication (see archive for TIFO 2019, 2017, 2014, 2012, 2011).

For details, see the conference website

As last year, to commemorate St Jerome – the patron saint of translators, whose death anniversary falls on the 30th September, we kindly invite you an online roundtable discussion which will be an opportunity to:

• share ideas for translator education
• discuss the challenges of distance learning
• integrate academics interested in translation pedagogy
• celebrate the Translator’s Day
• and more…

See more here

The conference is a continuation of the well-established Translation in Transition series that serves as a meeting point for scholars conducting research in translation based on an empirical methodological paradigm. With the previous conferences in mind, held in Copenhagen, Germersheim, Ghent, Barcelona and Kent (Ohio), the Prague edition wants to put special emphasis on three main directions: we would like to draw on the vast resources of the Czech National Corpus (including InterCorp, a large multilingual parallel corpus), and concentrate on the methodological interplay between translation studies and contrastive linguistics. At the same time, prominence will be given to machine translation, as Prague is one of its international centres.

For more details visit: Translation in Transition 6 (cuni.cz)

EST congresses are a unique opportunity to bring together numerous specialists in very diverse areas of Translation Studies, providing interdisciplinary gatherings that encourage advancements in the field when common grounds are discussed, areas of study are crossed, and professional practices are debated. In these times characterized by different degrees of confinement and isolation but also by critical global challenges on worldwide communications, both human and machine, in professional and in everyday life, we want to emphasize the need for fruitful encounters that allow us to continue advancing in our field towards the future. Translation is always involved in overcoming the challenges of global communication and defying isolation, and this is why we would like to embrace advancement as a common and diverse space of collaboration among disciplines while crossing theoretical approaches and enhancing professional practices.
Recent and ongoing global crises require special attention and new directions in many interdisciplinary areas at the crossroads of Translation and Interpreting Studies, such as ecology of translation; challenges on multiculturality; migration fluxes; intercultural mediations; gender and racial awareness in translation practices; new horizons for machine translation; emotional & cognitive aspects; identity perspectives; imagological approaches; audiovisual translation techniques; multimodal settings; corpus linguistics projects; remote interpreting tools and their uses; new methods of translation & interpreting training; sign language interpreting strategies; non-professional translation & interpreting environments; diversity of local and global communities; ethical and other dilemmas are only a few examples of where progress can be made when Translation and Interpreting Studies meet critical areas of human interest.
As in earlier EST congresses, the 10th EST Congress will mainly be organized around thematic panels. We welcome proposals for papers related to the general conference theme. Papers can adopt various (inter)disciplinary, methodological, conceptual, professional, historical or geographical approaches relating to the concept or experience of the conference theme Advancing Translation Studies. The descriptions of the panels can be found on the congress website (hf.uio.no/est). Please consider submitting your abstract to a panel when there is a thematic relation to what you wish to present. See more here.

The organizers of the conference wish to invite scholars in humanities, social sciences, and fine and performing arts, including communication, literature, linguistics, translation and interpretation, media, journalism, cultural studies, theatre, dance, graphic design, art, music and others to a discussion on the broad topic of Freedom of Expression: Communication, Identity and Culture. Potential submissions can include traditional paper abstracts, videos of performances, photographs, images of art, etc. Contributions will be paneled for discussions related to the conference theme. See more here

GPE XV provides an opportunity for faculty, technical support personnel, students, and administrators from GPE partner institutions around the world to discuss timely and relevant issues related to our virtual exchange activity, share research and best practices, discuss ways to improve existing programming, and introduce new initiatives. This year the focus will be on collaboration and building strong partnerships. See more here.

TRANSLATA IV is the fourth in a series of triennial conferences on Translation and Interpreting Studies at the University of Innsbruck. This conference series was established in 2011 and, from the outset, has always been one of the largest conferences on Translation and Interpreting Studies worldwide. TRANSLATA is a conference devoted to basic research in translatology with the principle aim of re-establishing translation proper (= professional translation and interpreting) as the core focus of Translation and Interpreting Studies. TRANSLATA IV is dedicated to its founding father Professor Emeritus Lew N. Zybatow, who celebrated his 70th birthday in 2021.

The theme of TRANSLATA IV should reflect our interest in the rapid developments in the era of digitalisation that have changed the practice of translation for a number of years now. These changes also give rise to the question of how the field of Translation and Interpreting Studies can and should react to these developments. Under the main theme of “Future Perspectives in Translation and Interpreting Studies”, TRANSLATA IV provides those concerned with the theoretical, practical, didactical, and commercial aspects of translation with a forum to discuss current questions and problems in the field of translation and the training of translators and interpreters. Thus, fundamental topical questions in theoretical and applied studies of translation related to the following areas of research will be the main focus of this conference.

Find out more on the conference site

The conference will be dedicated to current issues of linguistics, languages, dialects, literature and translation. Academics and university lecturers are cordially invited to present their research regarding current issues of linguistics, languages, dialects, literature and translation in English or Arabic.

The selective full papers of the conference will be published as the book of conference and also will be indexed in CIVILICA (however, the book of abstracts will be published too).  Visit the conference website for more details.

You are kindy invited to participate in an online conference for doctoral students to be held at the  Department of Translation and Interpreting Studies, Boğaziçi University, Istanbul on 12-13th November 2020.

Read the Call for papers for further information.

The Institute of Applied Linguistics of the University of Warsaw kindly invites  you to participate in the 7th conference in the Imago mundi series, under the title of Teaches, entertains, dumbfounds, frightens ... The roles of the translator and translation
in the modern world, which will be held on  25th-26th June 2020 in Warsaw.

The conference themes will cover, among others:

• contemporary roles and position of translation and the translator - his ecosystem, working conditions, identity and self-awareness;
• changes in translation strategies and techniques forced by translation initiators and recipients, or proposed by translators;
• the impact of new tools on the translation process;
• new forms of translation activity and new didactic models.

Two panel discussions, devoted to the present state of translation and its future, are also being planned.

For more details see the conference site.

Conference website

Conference website

The Łódź session of the Duo Colloquium will be held from 28-30 May 2020 at the Faculty of Philology of the University of Łódź, 171/173 Pomorska Street, 90-236 Łódź, Poland. The follow-up event at ZHAW Zurich University of Applied Sciences, Winterthur, Switzerland, will take place from 3-5 September 2020. A separate call for the ZHAW session will be issued early in 2020.

In line with the previous sessions held in Łódź, the 2020 Łódź session will be geared towards theory and will deal with theoretical aspects of the central theme of the Duo Colloquium and the sub-themes suggested for it. The ZHAW session will have a more applied orientation.

This year’s central theme is Contextuality in Translation and Interpreting.

Read more...

Conference website

The Consortium for Translation Education Research (CTER) in association with the University of Westminster in London, England and the Jagiellonian University in Kraków, Poland are pleased to announce a jointly organised workshop on assessment literacy for translator trainers. This 2-day training workshop will be led by Dr Elsa Huertas Barros and Juliet Vine who have been actively involved in research on translator education and, in particular, assessment practices over the last five years. The workshop has the official endorsement of the Consortium for Translation Education Research (CTER).

Read more on the workshop site.

We kindly invite you to the eleventh conference in the series Language in the Third Millennium. The conferences so far (2000-2018) have been held in Polish only.  This time, however, the conference will be international, with presentations delivered in both English and Polish. The event will be held on 25-27 March in Krakow, Poland (Wednesday-Friday).

For more details, please access the conference website at:

• https://tertium.edu.pl/en/conferences/language-in-the-third-millenium-eleven-.html (EN)
• https://cter.edu.pl/wp-admin/post-new.php?post_type=el_events (PL)

Registration: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=-b5xKxM7MkS19B9awieNDKqOx2tMd79Dv85suLA6SwZUN0w5TUszUUUxMkJJNVpMSjcwNElLMVU4Vi4u

Conference website

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The Second Annual Conference organised by the UK and Ireland’s Association of Programmes in Translation and Interpreting Studies.

Conference website

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Event details: http://tifo.upol.cz/

Conference website

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The 9th EST COngress will be an opportunity for members of the European Society for  Translation Studies to explore the theme of Living Translation: People, Processes, Products.

https://www.maailmakeeled.ut.ee/en/itineraries-in-translation-history-IV

https://www.montclair.edu/translation-and-interpreting/2018-conference-on-translation-pedagogy/

https://virtualinstitute.fti.unige.ch/home/index.php?module=clip&type=user&func=display&tid=8&pid=18&urltitle=fti-research-methods-summer-school-2014

http://nidaschool.squarespace.com/events/nsts-2017

http://www.iti-conference.org.uk/

http://acb.donorpages.com/2017ADPInstitute

Konferencja odbędzie się w dniach 20-21 października 2016 roku
w budynku Wydziału Filologicznego w Sosnowcu, ul. Grota-Roweckiego 5.

Obrady odbywać będą się w następujących sekcjach:
1. Przekład – zagadnienia ogólne
2. Przekład specjalistyczny
3. Przekład ustny i audiowizualny
4. Przekład artystyczny
5. Zjawiska gramatyczne w przekładzie
6. Dydaktyka przekładu

Więcej informacji: przestrzenieprzekladu@us.edu.pl

The overarching theme of the conference is Critical LinkS – a new generation. The aim is to explore future-proofing community/public service Interpreting and translating: to investigate working together across professional, geographic, user-group and language communities (spoken and signed), through technology, and coping with current and emerging constraints (e.g. economic, environmental, geographic, legal, linguistic, social...). The conference will explore policy, practice, pedagogy, price, plus innovation in the field.

10 Międzynarodowa Konferencja Poświęcona Legilingwistyce, Językoznawstwu Sądowemu i Przekładowi Prawniczemu

Strona konferencji: http://www.lingualegis.amu.edu.pl/