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July 10, 2024
Effective Inclusion Through Language Access Roadmap
Language Access: Offering multilingual communities, access to the same services as to English Speaking individuals.
Why Language Access?
“Language Rights are Human Rights”
To prevent language, national origin, and ability-based discrimination
To ensure equal protection under the law
To ensure
effective communication
To improve outcomes
To add meaning to the word “Access” in your Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Accessibility, and Belonging policy
To effectively include multilingual and deaf communities that amount to approximately
How to Offer Language Access Effectively?
Consult with a Language Access Expert
Allocate a budget for language access
Create a written Language Access Policy
Train your staff on Language Access
Professionally Translate your website and other documents
Attend an Effective Inclusion Through Language Access training
Emphasize the A of Access on your Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Access,and Belonging of your DEIAB policies
It is the Law!
Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964
that prohibits discrimination based on National Origin
V Amendment
ensures
due process
English LEP Parent Fact Sheet
XIV Amendment Ensures
Equal Protection under the Laws
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS)
Executive Order 13166
How do I Recruit Professionals to Bridge the Language Gap?
Working with Professional Linguists
Assess their credentials and their training
Assess their interpretation skills
Make them part of your team
Learn about their code of ethics
Use fair practices when hiring them
I want a truly inclusive society where immigrants and people with Limited English Proficiency can participate meaningfully.
My Why:
My How:
My What:
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