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What does our membership care about?
Educational policies and practices that recognize and value multiple languages, multilingualism, and translanguaging, as well as the policies and practices of educational institutions that guarantee equitable engagement of all students and families.
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to share ways to support heritage language maintenance in indigenous and immigrant populations that are supported through policy and practice.
Ensuring that minoritized communities' access to health care and social/legal services, not just in policy but in practice. Ensuring that health care and services providers' policies and practices actively promote rights of accessibility, that responsibility does not only fall upon the minoritized population to advocate for translation/interpretation/linguistically accessible information.
That immigrant / refugee / asylee rights are consistently accessible through translation and interpretation, and unfair practices around language (or the languaging of policies) are actively addressed.
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