Organizations & Associations

ATA Chapters & Groups

TI Education/Training

Glossaries & Dictionaries

Miscellaneous

Organizations & Associations

AIIC - International Association of Conference interpreters

ALTA - American Literary Translators Association

ATA - American Translators Association

BDÜ - Bundesverband der Dolmetscher und Übersetzer eV.

FIT - Fédération Internationale des Traducteurs

NAJIT - National Association of Judicial Interpreters Translators

TTIG - The Translators and Interpreters Guild

ATA Chapters & Groups

AAIT - Atlanta Association of Interpreters and Translators

AATIA - Austin Area Translators and Interpreters Association

CATI - Carolina Association of Translators and Interpreters

CTA - Colorado Translators Association

FLATA - Florida Chapter of ATA

HITA - Houston Interpreters and Translators

MICATA - Mid-America Chapter of ATA

MiTiN - Michigan Translators and Interpreters Network

NCATA - National Capital Area Chapter of ATA

NCTA - Northern California Translators Association

NMTIA - New Mexico Translators and Interpreters Association

NOTA - Northeast Ohio Translators Association

NYCT - New York Circle of Translators

NOTIS - Northwest Translators and Interpreters Society

SCATIA - Southern California Area Translators and Interpreters Association

UMTIA - Upper Midwest Translators and Interpreters Association

UTIA - Utah Translators and Interpreters Association
 

TI Education/Training

Indiana Courts Interpreter Certification Program

IUPUI - The Indiana University Purdue University at Indianapolis offers a Certificate of Translation Studies.

Lexicool.Com has an excellent overview of Courses in the US.

MIIS - The Monterey Institute of International Studies offers an MA in conference interpretation, translation, and translation and interpretation.

UWM - The University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee
offers a graduate certificate program in Translation
and an MA with an emphasis in Translation.

Wisconsin Court Interpreter Program

Glossaries & Dictionaries

International Financial Encyclopedia

Harvard Law School Library Foreign and International Law Resources

Thesaurus.com

Webster Dictionary

Miscellaneous

Cook County Court Interpreters

Non-current German - A group for specialists (translators, academics and scholars in various fields, and genealogists, among others) who translate non-current (18th- to 20th-century) German, including old handwritten or typed letters and diaries, printed documents, and historical or literary material, has recently emerged to pool members' expertise and resources in terminology, regional terms and variants, non-standard grammar, official jargon, social and cultural conventions, and other elements that make a given text difficult to convey in English.

GREATranslations

Multilingual Computing

The Translator’s Home Companion

Translation Journal

The Translator’s Tool Box: A Computer Primer for Translators