Last week, following the withdrawal of U.S. troops, the State Department approved the relocation of an additional 4,000 Afghans, many of whom were interpreters with American forces. There was only one departure point, Kabul, and since the military cannot provide transportation, any Afghans living in remote areas could take advantage of this offer by making the difficult, but likely dangerous, journey if they chose. These applicants living outside Kabul, most of whom are under

Have you ever wondered about how to effectively work with an interpreter? Do you worry that your message might get lost in translation? If that is the case, we suggest you implement these three tips. Whether you have worked with an interpreter before or this is your first time, implementing these tips will help you have a very productive and successful meeting. 1- USE SHORT SENTENCES: In addition to speaking clearly and, somewhat, slowly, using short sentences is the most imp