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“I’m someone who is constantly described with a very distinct set of adjectives--Queer, Latinx, U.S.-born Mexican, Chicana,” says Raquel Guitterez, who visited Iowa City last spring as the first recipient of the Center for Translation and Global Literacy’s Residency program

A new episode of the Translator's Note podcast was released, featuring conversations on Collectives and Community. Click the title above to listen.

As matters of identity become more important, the question of who should translate what has become more important than ever. One example of this can be seen in the decisions on who would translate Amanda Gorman's "The Hill We Climb," a poem she recited at Joe Biden's inauguration.