Good-bye 2017. See You All in 2018
It is the last Friday of the year. Our last issue of 2017. Hard to believe, isn’t it?
Well, this has been a good year for us. We published every week and went through a few changes. We have a name, a logo and a Gravatar, moved to a new website, Armando Ezquerra Hasbun joined our team of authors, we have a Twitter account and handle (@najitobserver), readers and contributors from different countries.
This week our authors are off enjoying their families and friends. Instead of a new article, we will share a selection of posts. You can create your own selection by clicking on the magnifying glass icon near the BLOG menu item and writing a keyword or the name of an author. Let us know if your favorite made the cut.
We wish you renewed success in 2018, good paying clients, good health and time to enjoy this bounty!
The NAJIT Observer Team
Future Idaho Court Interpreters Join Forces with Future Immigration Attorneys – by Guest Author Fatima Cornwall
Brazilian Jury Observations — a Florida Court Interpreter’s Perspective – by Guest Author Javier Aparisi
The Routledge Handbook of Interpreting: A Multifaceted Resource – by Guest Author Helen Eby
The Couch – Going Beyond Agencies – Contributions by our readers
Lots of Resources for LOTS Interpreters – by Athena Matilsky
Out of the Frying Pan and Into the Fire – by Bethany Korp Edwards
The Litle Old Lady in the Notary Chair – by Jennifer de la Cruz

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