Language Access

Laws & Regulations  |  Advocacy & Monitoring  |  More Topics Laws & Regulations > NYC Council Intro. 38A Becomes NYC Local Law 73 of 2003 > Federal Title VI > Executive Order 13166: Improving Access to Services for Persons with Limited English Proficiency > Office of Management and Budget Cost-Benefit Analysis of EO 13166 > Federal Guidances Issued by Agencies > Federal Protections Against National Origin Discrimination (Available in 17 Languages) <back to top > Advocacy & Monitoring > Language Access in the Health Setting > Seen But Not Served: The Need for Meaningful Access to Interpreter Services for Limited English Proficient Medicaid Beneficiaries at New York City Medicaid Offices <back to top > More Topics <back to top > What's Hot > NEW REPORT: Still Lost in Translation: Examining City Agencies' Compliance With Local Language Access Laws > Mayor Bloomberg's New Executive Order: Good Gov't Speaks Many Languages! more Press Releases > Immigrant Advocates and City Council Members Celebrate Anticipated Passage of Intro. 38A As Significant Step in Addressing Widespread Language Access Problems Throughout City Services > Mayor Bloomberg's New Executive Order: Good Government Speaks Many Languages more Issue Backgrounders > 2010 Albany Advocacy Day - Ensure Equal Access to Government Services more Reports > Still Lost in Translation: Examining City Agencies' Compliance With Local Language Access Laws more ISSUE AREAS   Civic & Voter Participation   Education   English Language Literacy   Health Access   Housing   Immigration Law   Civil Rights & Liberties   Language Access   Public Benefits   Workers' Issues   Driver's Licenses   Disaster Relief   City & State Budget

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