On March 20, 2025, from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM GMT, ProZ is proud to present the second edition of AI Expo, a virtual event designed to explore the most recent developments in artificial intelligence for the language industry. This is a free virtual event, allowing you to learn from industry experts and gain valuable insights into how AI is reshaping the future of translation and localization. After the first 24 hours, ProZ/TV event recordings are available exclusively to Plus and Premium ProZ members. Don't miss the opportunity to access this valuable content along with many other membership benefits.

Helen Shepelenko

Every translator's journey begins with curiosity—the drive to learn, grow, and connect. Translators are explorers of meaning, bridging gaps between cultures and ideas. They turn words into understanding and create connections where none existed before. Driven by a love of language and a passion for discovery, they constantly seek new ways to expand their skills and make an impact on the world.

Helen Shepelenko

As we gear up for this year's Giving Tuesday, I found myself looking back at the impact of our previous events. It’s incredible to see how a single day dedicated to generosity can ripple outward, creating lasting change. Whether it was through the funds raised, the awareness built, or the sense of community strengthened, the results have truly inspired us to dream even bigger this year.

Let me take you on a journey through the highlights of our past Giving Tuesday, showcasing the incredible efforts of everyone involved and the lives that were touched because of your generosity.

Helen Shepelenko

In an era where gender inequality is still widespread, the translation industry presents an intriguing paradox: while male employees often out-earn their female colleagues in salaried roles, women freelancers in this field are thriving, out-earning men by a notable margin.

Lucía Leszinsky

In today's increasingly interconnected world, the concept of digital nomadism has gained significant traction. More and more professionals are discovering the freedom and flexibility that comes with working remotely while exploring the globe. For freelance translators and linguists, this lifestyle is particularly appealing, as the nature of their work is often perfectly suited for life on the move. The transition to becoming a digital nomad may seem daunting at first, but it offers opportunities for both personal growth and career development. 

Angela Luana Zalazar Aguirre

On October 24, 2024, we are hosting the second event of the new ProZ.com/TV series Language Talks. This insightful event will explore the challenges and best practices of talent acquisition and project management with experts from prominent language service providers and others.

Tanya Quintieri | Head of Websites & Brand Creation at ProZ*360

Freelancing can be rewarding, but it also comes with challenges—especially when it comes to maintaining a steady income and a consistent workflow. One way to overcome this is through the DEEP strategy. The DEEP strategy is an approach designed to provide freelance translators with long-term stability and growth. This strategy is based on four interconnected principles: Diversification, Expansion, Elevation, and Prosperity.

Angela Luana Zalazar Aguirre

On October 24, 2024, we are hosting the second event of the new ProZ.com/TV series Language Talks. This insightful event will explore the challenges and best practices of talent acquisition and project management with experts from prominent language service providers (LSPs)

Tanya Quintieri | Head of Websites & Brand Creation at ProZ*360

Courtroom interpreting is a high-stakes profession that demands precision, quick thinking, and a deep understanding of both language and legal systems. As more court proceedings move online, interpreters are finding themselves navigating new challenges that come with remote work. While technology has made it easier to attend hearings from anywhere, it has also introduced complexities that can heighten the pressure of an already demanding job.

Angela Luana Zalazar Aguirre

In 1999, Susmi Rosenthal embarked on a journey that would intertwine with the growth and evolution of ProZ.com, marking a significant milestone in her career and the history of the platform.

As part of ProZ.com's 25th anniversary celebration, we are sharing stories from our long-time members. To finish this blog post series, today we present the interview with Susmi Rosenthal!

Angela Luana Zalazar Aguirre

In a world where technology evolves at breakneck speed, it's no surprise that artificial intelligence (AI) has found its way into the intricate art of translation and subtitling. But what does this mean for those of us who have spent years honing our craft in this field? One of our upcoming speakers at ProZ.com Meetups, Salvador Balbuena, an experienced translator and subtitler, has an inspiring story that sheds light on this very question.

Angela Luana Zalazar Aguirre

I am glad to present this guest post, written by Mateus Almeida, which explores the crucial link between meeting client expectations and effectively integrating into agency workflows.

In the highly competitive translation industry, delivering accurate translations is just the starting point. True success comes from understanding your client’s needs, anticipating potential challenges, and flawlessly integrating into the workflows of the agencies you partner with. This blog explores five key strategies that can help you meet and exceed client expectations while aligning perfectly with agency operations.

Helen Shepelenko

On August 15th, the webinar "Legal Documents and Official Translation: Get Started in this Rewarding Market" was successfully conducted by Jasmina Djordjevic, offering a thorough exploration of essential principles in translating official documents. The session provided valuable insights into handling challenges such as unclear or incorrect text, appropriate use of translator notes, and translating personal identity documents, contracts, and certificates.

Helen Shepelenko

In the world of translation, where words bridge cultures, ethics play a pivotal role. Translators are often seen as invisible mediators, tasked with accurately conveying meaning from one language to another.  However, the notion of "complete and entirely impartial meaning transfer" is increasingly seen as both unrealistic and potentially harmful. The ethical landscape of translation is complex and multifaceted, requiring more than just adherence to traditional codes of ethics.

Our upcoming webinar, "Getting 'Right' Right: An Introduction to Ethics in Translation," delves into these complexities, challenging the traditional view of ethical codes in the translation profession. Dr. Joseph Lambert will explore the question: Are these codes really guiding us towards ethical translation practices, or do they merely serve as professional window dressing?

Gabriela Iacoboni