Spanish translation services for workers'
safety & health and other key issues
Critical information
needs full understanding
Understanding workers' rights and workplace safety and health information is a matter of life and death. That is why we are dedicated to accurate translations that fully convey meaning across Spanish-speaking sub-cultures, creating glossaries for each of our clients to have consistent language throughout your messages.
Precise and Consistent Translations
We understand design as integral part of written communication.
Our baseline is sending you back text that is formatted as you sent it: respecting font, emphases, and hyperlinks. We can also redesign brochures and slides for bilingualism using the original format (i.e. PowerPoint or Canva).
Design for Communication
Our Services
Why we do our work?
ABOUT US
Language is an avenue to empower and connect people.
We are Spanish-speaking immigrants, and we are inspired by our own process.
We want to facilitate the generation and exchange of English-Spanish content, especially workers but also to all who are at the service of our community and connected with struggles for human rights.
We can't thank you enough for your incredibly helpful, extremely well done and always timely translation. You've been playing such an important role in our organization and we are so grateful!
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Marcy Goldstein-Gelb
National COSH
Thank you for the excellent and responsive work; I'm happy to be a reference any time, and I am sure the UALE network will continue to call on you.
Mary Bellman
Client Review
Our Customers
We are three: one mother and two daughters. Family in this life and all the ones ahead. We all love language (yes, that also means we talk a lot) and are passionate about social justice and human rights.
Our Team.
A social communicator by training, customer experience designer, and a crazy plant lady. Andreína is our co-founder and serves our team as the main translator and bilingualism designer.
Andreína Acuña
Translator and Designer
An educator, mother, and avid reader who got dragged into the family business and spends her "retirement" translating for social justice.
Marianela Arreaza
Translator and Editor
A workers' rights organizer, facilitator of participatory learning and decision making, translator and interpreter. She is our co-founder and biggest cheerleader.
Marianela Acuña
Co-founder and Cheerleader
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