An African worker-led cooperative helps New Yorkers lost in translation ...Middle East

Afrilingual cooperative members including Mamadou Diallo, 45, at right, and Malado Barro, 59, recently led a cultural competency training for lawyers, paralegals, and other staff of the local nonprofit Take Root Justice. Drawing on their own experiences, they explained the importance of clearing up common misunderstandings that could lead to significant legal errors, such as how some clients may use familial terms, like “mother” or “brother,” to talk about close friends or neighbors. The cooperative ‘Afrilingual’ launches in August and will compete for millions of dollars in city contracts for interpretation services. [ more › ]

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