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The Journal of Interpretation (JOI), published under RID Publications, publishes articles, research reports, and commentaries relevant to the interpreting field. The Journal reflects a broad, interdisciplinary approach to the interpretation and translation of languages. The Journal expressly desires to serve as a forum for the cross-fertilization of ideas from diverse theoretical and applied fields, examining signed or spoken language interpretation and translation.

The value of The Journal is dependent upon the quality of submissions we receive from the interpreting field. This is an excellent opportunity for you to share your depth of knowledge and expertise with your fellow interpreter and a readership of more than 12,000 individuals.

A complimentary copy of The Journal is distributed to each member of RID at the time of publication, typically in the spring or summer of each year.

Requirements for Submissions

• Style: American Psychological Association (APA) format for style, notes and
  references is required for editorial consideration.
• Format: The manuscript should be in Word format. No color should be used in the
  manuscript.
• Art: All embedded art, pictures, graphs and charts should also be included as
  separate files in EPS, PDF, TIFF, BMP or JPEG formats, and in grayscale or black and white mode. Bitmap art should be 600 DPI.
• Photos: Photographs and grayscale items should be 300 DPI.
• Submit: Submissions should be on computer disk, Zip, or CD media.
  One hard copy on 8.5 by 11 inch paper is requested to accompany the computer files.

For more information, please contact The Journal editor, Anthony Aramburo.