GALA Call For Content - 2024

Every quarter, GALA publishes a Call for Content to invite translation, localization, and interpreting professionals to share their expertise by creating and contributing relevant content.

Submitted content should be original, informative, and engaging. It should address topics relevant to the industry. This can include localization and interpreting best practices, emerging trends and technological advancements, case studies, and industry insights.

You can write a blog post, an article, present a webinar, moderate a panel discussion, or do an interview with us. Opportunities abound! Contact [email protected] to discuss your ideas.

Please note: Our calls for content are open to GALA members and non-members alike. GALA members will receive priority for publication.

CALL FOR CONTENT Q2 2024

For our Call for Content for Q2 2024 we would like to receive content on the following topics:

• Low-resource languages (available technology, project management, data collection, interpreting challenges, etc...)
• Professional development in the age of AI (professional development frameworks, relevant skills, change management, mentorship programs, recruitment and evaluation, etc...)
• Sales and marketing strategies and challenges (entering new markets, handling market changes, lack of talent, etc..)

We also invite academics and researchers to share your cutting-edge research and experience in linguistics, computational linguistics, translation and interpreting studies. This is your chance to get feedback from industry experts and practitioners!  

CALL FOR CONTENT Q1 2024

Language Service Providers and Client-side Organizations

For our Call for Content for Q1 we want to delve into the limitless possibilities of innovation. 
 

• Do you think the localization industry could use some more innovation?  
• Picture a disruption that redefines the industry landscape. How would it revolutionize our way of doing things? 
• When it comes to innovation, what's your company's philosophy? How important is innovation in your organization? 
• Is there such a thing as too much innovation? Where should we draw the line? 
• Has your company adopted any non-technical innovations in the past two years? We'd love to hear about your inventive solutions. 
• Let’s talk about how innovation can contribute to an exit strategy. Any thoughts on that? 
• Anything else? Let us know!

Academic Researchers, Trainers, and Professors

We invite you to share your cutting-edge research in linguistics, computational linguistics, translation, and interpreting studies. This is your chance to receive feedback from industry experts and practitioners! We would also like to receive articles and blog posts on how academia and the industry can work together to create better opportunities for the next generation of localization professionals.