Why remote interpretation doesn’t work for interpreters UNOG interpreters relate how the innovations in conference participation wrought by COVID-19 leave a lot to be desired By Amy Brady & Martin Pickles | FOCUS ON | 1 June 2022
We miss being able to understand the voices in our heads UNOG interpreters explain the adverse effects of interpreting remote meetings on their health and on their work By Amy Brady & Martin Pickles | INSIDE VIEW | 1 October 2021