We are delighted to announce that registration is now open for the NOTIS 2026 Annual Conference (#NOTIS2026) — happening all day Saturday, September 12, in Lynnwood, Washington (just north of Seattle). Don't miss this unique opportunity for personal and professional growth, connection, and inspiration ✨ among the best in the business! 

This year’s lively in-person event will bring together up to 200 language professionals from across the country for a full day of networking, dialogue, skills-training, and for-credit sessions led by your peers and fellow industry superstars.

The NOTIS 2026 Conference program includes such wide-ranging topics as: interpreter ethics, scholarly and literary translation, language justice, legal and medical interpreter certification, professional habits, best practices for working with interpreters, AI in healthcare settings, and more. There will also be a Q&A with WA-State legislators and an early-afternoon improv session to get us moving again after lunch! For more exciting details, follow the links above.

At the top of the ticket is Dottie Li, our NOTIS 2026 Keynote Speaker! 🎉 Dottie will set the day’s tone with her keynote and then segue into a practical, two-hour presentation on “Transforming Lives and Careers: Mastering Communication and Networking Skills for Career Success.” 

Eager to learn more about our our incredible speakers and what they have in store for us at NOTIS 2026? Ready to secure your place at the table (or to secure a sponsor table)? Follow the links above! 🔗

cost of admission

REGISTER HERE!

* The non-member rate automatically includes a one-year NOTIS membership! Explore your new benefits here.

Thank you to OUR SPONSORS!

Sponsoring NOTIS 2026 is an excellent way to promote your brand, recruit talent, and meet new clients. 
Click here to learn more about the benefits of NOTIS conference sponsorship!

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To date, our NOTIS 2026 Conference sponsors are: 

Washington Law Help, by NW Justice Project – Silver

Equiti Health (formerly Voyce) – Silver

A special shout-out to our parent organization, the American Translators Association (ATA). Don't miss ATA 67 this fall in San Francisco!