Non-Profit Organization Works to Train Interpreters for Yup’ik Speakers in Alaska Courts

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In some areas of Alaska many elders and even middle-aged community members grew up with Yup’ik as their first language. The resulting language gap for these individuals has created problems when they are involved in court hearings. To combat these problems, the … Continue reading →

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