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Breaking into the Book Club

As the number of translated novels by female authors increases, Helen Vassallo asks which women are being translated, and how activists can be more inclusive

The Importance of Having Languages in Common

Changing roles for translator linguists

By Gillian Morris

The Linguist in Chinese - Showcasing translation skills #2

Macedonian: A Story of Heart, Heritage, and a Whole Lot of Soul

By Ana Ilievska Završnik MCIL CL

Language learning – the human side

By Chris Hughes

CIOL Conference Season 2025: Connection, community and professional growth

By Dom Hebblethwaite, CIOL Head of Membership

CPD for Professional Linguists

Keep learning everyone!

By Mark Robinson

The Linguist in Chinese - Showcasing student translation skills

Shifting the landscape

Translating her grandfather Shemsi Mehmeti’s novel, R B Castrioti learns what translation can reveal about ourselves, and others

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