NZSTI Conference June 2020

NZSTI Conference 2023

Christchurch, New Zealand


Early bird registrations now open!

 NZSTI Conference 2023

16 - 17 September 2023
Rehua, University of Canterbury
Christchurch
Aotearoa New Zealand

 

Overcoming Challenges ● Creating Harmony

NZSTI is pleased to announce that the national conference will be held in Christchurch, New Zealand, on 16-17 September 2023. This year’s gathering promises to be an interesting and exciting in-person event, filled with delightful surprises and inspiring talks.

Under the theme Overcoming Challenges ● Creating Harmony, we will focus on the vital role translators and interpreters play in reconciling differences by exploring how culture shapes people’s views, values, behaviours and worries, as well as their hopes and dreams. Find out more here >

 

Registration Now Open!

Register by midnight 16 July 2023 and receive early bird pricing! Full information and register here >.

 

Call for Presentations


Expert translators and interpreters, academics and industry specialists are invited to submit proposals for presentations, workshops and panel discussions. If you would like to share and present your knowledge and experience, you are invited to submit an abstract today >.

Speakers and presentations


As we confirm our speakers, we will be adding their details on our Speakers page and listing their presentations.


 

Sponsors


Sponsors make this event possible. If you wish to sponsor our conference, please email us at conference@nzsti.org

 

The story behind the logo

Language develops like ripples in the water. The moment we hear the first words in our native language is the stone that breaks the water's surface. This is where our journey starts. We take small steps, moving from basic babbling to more advanced communication. For some, reading a fantastic book can have such a ripple effect; for others it might be learning a new language. Everyone’s language journey is different, but we all have one thing in common: the stone that sets it in motion. 

- Vincent Bäumer-Wichtrup, logo designer

Thanks also to Destina Munro for additional graphic design on the logo

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