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por Alondra Aguilera ¡Hola! Soy Alondra Aguilera y soy estudiante de tercer año de educación en español en la Universidad Estatal de Wichita. Ademas de ser estudiante, soy asistente de investigación de la Dra. Rachel Showstack y también paso mucho de mi tiempo libre en organizaciones que se enfocan en la justicia social y la diversidad. Al igual que…

https://alcesuvoz.wichita.edu/2022/10/05/las-elecciones-generales-de-2022-y-la-importancia-de-votar/

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Three Things a Healthcare Administrator Should Know About Language Access

…federal requirements for provision of language access services have just been expanded. In April of this year the Biden Administration approved a new rule that strengthens the civil rights protections under Section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act. Regulations implementing Section 1557 require qualified interpreters and prohibit the use of minors as…

https://alcesuvoz.wichita.edu/2024/12/01/three-things-a-healthcare-administrator-should-know-about-language-access/

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Three things you need to know when you go to the doctor

By Francisco (‘Paco’) Martínez and Rachel Showstack If you are a patient who needs to receive care in your own language when you go to the doctor, the following three things can help you receive the quality of care you deserve in your own language: There is a federal law that mandates that all patients must receive qualified medical interpretation services…

https://alcesuvoz.wichita.edu/2024/03/08/three-things-you-need-to-know-when-you-go-to-the-doctor/

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Three Things a Clinician Should Know About Working with an Interpreter

By Francisco “Paco” Martínez and Rachel Showstack If you are a clinician in the United States who cares for patients whose preferred language is not English, one of the most important things you can do to ensure that you provide optimal care for your patients is to learn how to collaborate with interpreters in all the modes of interpreting available in your …

https://alcesuvoz.wichita.edu/2024/01/26/three-things-a-clinician-should-know-about-working-with-an-interpreter/

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La profesionalización del rol de intérprete en Kansas

Equipo de intérpretes aprende sobre las leyes y regulaciones de acceso lingüístico y se pregunta por qué Kansas no las sigue consistentemente El Título VI de la Ley de Derechos Civiles de 1964 y la Sección 1557 de la Ley de Cuidados de Salud a Bajo Precio (ACA, por sus siglas en inglés) proporcionan fuertes protecciones contra la discriminación en las…

https://alcesuvoz.wichita.edu/2023/05/15/la-profesionalizaci%c3%b3n-del-rol-del-int%c3%a9rprete-en-kansas/

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¡Gracias a los estudiantes de Alce su Voz!

…a little bit. We are truly blessed to have these brilliant and dedicated individuals on our team. ¡Alce su Voz desea agradecer a nuestros estudiantes asistentes de investigación por todo el excelente trabajo que hacen! En este blog, nuestros estudiantes actuales y entrantes se presentarán ellos mismos para que ustedes los puedan conocer un poquito.…

https://alcesuvoz.wichita.edu/2023/05/08/gracias-a-los-estudiantes-de-alce-su-voz/

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Announcing Five Exciting Workshops for Spanish Speakers in Wichita!

By Savannah Paschal and Rachel Showstack Alce su voz has an exciting lineup of Spanish-language workshops planned for this spring and summer, starting with a community education workshop on civic engagement, to take place this Saturday, February 11 at the Evergreen Community Center and Library. For our civic engagement workshop, hosted in collaboration with …

https://alcesuvoz.wichita.edu/2023/02/11/announcing-five-exciting-workshops-for-spanish-speakers-in-wichita/

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From testimonios to dialogue: Conversations about funding for medical interpretation

…Showstack In the Alce su Voz (‘Speak out’) community, we talk a lot about the importance of sharing our testimonios, the stories that we tell that are connected with a sociopolitical context and that often include a declaration of the need for systemic change. The practice of sharing testimonios and listening attentively to other’s stories has…

https://alcesuvoz.wichita.edu/2022/10/12/from-testimonios-to-dialogue-conversations-about-funding-for-medical-interpretation/

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News

… health equity Kansas legislators who don’t speak the languages of their constituents generally don’t listen to what those constituents have to say about issues at the city, county and state levels. Read More Spanish-speaking Kansans face language barrier amid COVID-19 Veronica Mireles knows from personal experience the perils many Kansas Latinos face…

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…providers and exploring and evaluating ways to improve healthcare communication. We also advocate for equitable practices in healthcare, including improved institutional policies for providing interpreting services, improved dissemination of health information to Latinx communities, and educational opportunities to prepare clinicians to speak Spanish and…

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