The New Mexico Center for Language Access (NMCLA) is a program of the Administrative Office of the Courts, created with funding support from the State Justice Institute to ensure language access across the New Mexico justice system. The Center offers a variety of online training options for court interpreter certification candidates, bilingual employees of the courts and other justice system agencies and for already certified or working interpreters. Additionally, NMCLA offers consulting and custom training services for state courts and other agencies that need to provide language access under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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2021 Annual LAS Virtual Symposium RegistrationThe annual Language Access Services (LAS) Symposium is an opportunity to obtain all of the needed CLEs at once and network with your fellow LAS providers and interpreters from the state of New Mexico. Friday, October 22, 2021, 9:30am - 3pm. Agenda
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The Judiciary and the ADA: Disability Relevance in the Court System |
Court Interpreters Continuing Education Units (CEU’s)
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Interpreter Limited English Proficiency (LEP)
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Justice System Interpreting and Language Access Specialist Certificate Programs |
Signed Language Interpreter Legal Training with Carla Mathers!Web seminars and in-person training information available here. |
Legal Content Web Seminars for Court Interpreters!
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Language Access Fundamentals Learning Module |
The Fundamentals module trains both monolingual and bilingual staff across the country’s state courts. |
Let's take a moment to get inspired. Language Access Services is presenting a series of conversations with nationally and internationally renowned professionals in our field.
Lejos, pero cerca. Far away, but close. In these times of social distancing, a way to use technology to stay connected and learn about one another.
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