Language Access vs. Language Translation | Aug. 20
Translating a flyer is an important first step, but effective communication goes beyond translation. Learn about common barriers to multilingual communication and practical strategies for improving neighborhood outreach, meetings and events.
Thu., Aug. 20, 6:30-8 p.m.
Belmont Center, 700 Parkwood Ave.
Register for the Language Access vs. Language Translation workshop
AI Translation Tools: What Every Neighborhood Leader Should Know
Tools like Google Translate and other AI platforms can help bridge language gaps, but they also have limitations. Learn when these tools are useful, when professional language services are a better choice, and how Code Enforcement uses Language Line in the field.
Tue., Aug. 25, 6:30-8 p.m.
International House, 1611 E. Seventh St.
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Fall Neighborhood Board Retreat | Apply by Aug. 28
The Fall Neighborhood Board Retreat returns Saturday, Sept. 12, with morning educational sessions followed by an afternoon strategic planning workshop. This fall's theme is Cultivating Thriving Communities.
Morning sessions include:
- Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design
- Emerging Neighborhood Leadership
- Modern Neighborhood Communications
- Governance & Bylaw Review
Neighborhood organizations may apply as a group of four to eight participants. Neighborhood leaders may also apply individually for the morning sessions. Space is limited.
Apply for the Fall Neighborhood Board Retreat as a neighborhood group
Apply for the Fall Neighborhood Board Retreat as an individual
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