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Speaker Series
Working as a Federal Government Language Expert
This presentation will include an overview by a representative from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) of all the intelligence agencies that use language in their work, and how they use them. A representative from the National Security Agency (NSA) will describe the NSA mission, the opportunities available at NSA, and what type of work is done by an NSA language analyst. The presentation will also explain the qualifications for a language analyst position, the security process that is part of the application, and the benefits of working at NSA. Join us on Tuesday November 12, 2024 at 10 am (EDT)
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Social Justice Poetry, World’s Children’s Stories, A Virtual Cruise to Puerto Rico, and our newest exhibit: What Makes People Laugh.
Language News and Features
The latest news from our far-flung Liaisons, Language of the Month, and Teacher’s Corner can all be found on our blog pages.
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See videos of this live program and read the poetry in 10 languages of Africa.
Songs and poems from many languages address five themes: Authoritarianism, Colonialism, Economics, Gender, and Identity & Ethnicity.
Social Justice Poetry From Africa & the DIaspora