Yucatec Maya interpreters and translators help remove language barriers so migrants can clearly communicate in healthcare, legal, and social service settings.

Learn about the importance of Indigenous languages and why it's important to protect them.

Clear communication matters. Mam interpreters and translators help migrants understand healthcare, legal, and social service information.

Tz'utujil interpreters and translators can help improve communication for migrants facing language barriers in healthcare, legal, and social services.

Language barriers create real risks. Discover why trained Chalchiteko interpreters and translators are critical in healthcare, legal, and immigration cases.

Learn how Popti' interpreters help migrants communicate clearly in healthcare, legal, and social service settings across the U.S.

Have you ever stopped to think about the people who make communication possible across languages and cultures? Read about the impact interpreters make every day in hospitals, courtrooms, or government offices.

Find out how Achi interpreters and translators reduce language barriers for migrants accessing healthcare, legal, and social services in the U.S.

Read about how Poqomchi' interpreters and translators improve communication for migrants interacting with healthcare, legal, and social services.

Learn how Chuj interpreters and translators support clear communication for migrants working with healthcare, legal, and social service providers.

Thanksgiving is a time for giving thanks, gathering with loved ones, eating delicious food, and celebrating community. But did you know that this holiday actually owes its origins to interpretation?

Discover how Akateko interpreters and translators assist migrants facing language barriers in medical, legal, and social services.

Learn about the differences between a language and a dialect and why we're no longer using the word "dialect."

Learn why Kaqchikel interpreters and translators are essential for clear communication in healthcare, legal, and social service interactions.

Recently, our team was contacted by one of our healthcare clients requesting a Nahuatl interpreter for an expecting mother with a...

Find out why Q'anjob'al interpreters and translators matter when migrants face language barriers in healthcare, legal, and social services.

Learn about the impact of boarding schools on Native American communities in the U.S.

Understand the impact Ixil interpreters and translators have on communication during healthcare, legal, and social service encounters.

Discover how K'iche' interpreters and translators help migrants express themselves and access medical, legal, and social services.

The term “rare language” is often used in the language industry to describe Indigenous languages, but it can unintentionally reinforce harmful ideas. At Maya Bridge, we’re shifting our language to better reflect the value and dignity of all languages. Learn why we’re moving away from “rare”, and why this change matters for language access and equity.