SpokenHere Language Services

Important question for business leaders:

If an employee can't fully understand your onboarding materials, safety procedures, training, or company updates, are they truly being given the same opportunity to succeed?

Language access is often an overlooked part of inclusion, employee engagement, and workplace safety. As workforces become increasingly multilingual, organizations have an opportunity to think beyond simply hiring diverse teams and focus on how information is shared, understood, and acted upon.

How is your organization addressing communication across languages?

Kids are out of school, summer is here, and the longest day of the year is right around the corner.

Did you know cultures around the world celebrate the summer solstice in very different ways? From festivals and traditions to gatherings rooted in history, these moments are a reminder that language is about more than words. It helps us understand culture, connect with people, and better appreciate the traditions that shape communities around the world.

🔗 Explore how the summer solstice is celebrated around the world: https://spoken-here.com/language-services/celebrating-the-summer-solstice-around-the-world/

When it comes to medical translation and interpretation, accuracy and compliance matter.

Not all interpreters, translators, or platforms are HIPAA compliant, and choosing the wrong solution can create privacy risks and communication gaps when the stakes are highest. That’s why healthcare organizations trust us for secure, professional language support designed for real-world healthcare settings.

🔗 Read our article to learn what to look for in a HIPAA-compliant medical interpreter or translator, and why medical facilities know SpokenHere as a trusted partner for secure, reliable language access when communication matters most: https://spoken-here.com/best-practices/which-translators-are-hipaa-compliant/

One of the amazing nonprofits we partner with is Youth Villages an organization doing life-changing work for children and families every day.

Partnerships like this are a reminder that language access is about more than communication. It’s about helping people feel supported, understood, and connected to the care and resources they need.

🔗 Watch the full story: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3eanKYuATs