Unraveling "Who knit 'ya?"

The phrase “who knit ‘ya?” is Newfoundland slang for “who are your parents?” and highlights the close-knit nature of rural communities in Newfoundland and the importance of connections. Translators and interpreters also form a close-knit community, but recent advancements in AI have started to unravel our community and it has become more important than ever to take stock of who we are as...

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Registration is open!

Registration is now open for the IJET-32 conference, to be held in Toronto, Canada on May 25-26. The keynote speaker will be Canadian Rakugo performer Katsura Sunshine. Look around this website to learn more about the fascinating sessions we have planned. In addition to the traditional zenyasai and banquet, an optional pre-conference dim sum lunch overlooking Lake Ontario and a post-conference...

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Call for speakers

The IJET-32 Committee is now calling for speakers to submit proposals for presentations at IJET Toronto, held from May 25-26, 2024. Our theme is "Who knit ’ya? Who are we in the age of Chat-GPT?”. We hope to strengthen the connections within our T&I community and explore the impact AI, such as Chat-GPT, has on our industry. We are looking for speakers to introduce topics of interest in...

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IJET-32 is a go!

We're happy to announce that the IJET committee has made it official: IJET-32 is a go in May 2024 in Toronto! We will release details as they become available including more on this year's theme, when we’ll be putting out a call for speakers, and when ticketing will begin. To make sure you don't miss an update and for a regular round-up of JAT events, sign up for the JAT newsletter from the JAT...

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