International Translation Day pays homage to St Jerome, considered the 'Father Of Translation,' and has been observed since the establishment of the International Federation of Translators in 1953.

Every year on September 30, International Translation Day is observed to honour St. Jerome, the Bible translator. Not everybody is fluent or even familiar with all languages.

On 30 September, the feast of St. Jerome—a translator of the Bible and patron saint of translators—the translation community celebrates International Translation Day (ITD). Each year since ...

It was in 1991 that the International Federation of Translation (FIT) decided to establish International Translation Day. And this year's theme, ‘A world without barriers’, is exactly what translation ...

Every year on Sept 30, people around the world come together to celebrate International Translation Day. This globally recognized event, proposed by the International Federation of Translators and ...

The International Federation of Translators (FIT) was established in 1953. In 1991, FIT started celebrating International Translation Day to promote the recognition of the translation community ...

It is a day to recognise the importance of translation in promoting global understanding and appreciation for diverse literary works. What is the Theme of International Translation Day 2024?

Alison Rodriguez is President, International Federation of Translators. 29 September 2022. O ...

The theme for International Translation Day (ITD) last year—"Translation, an art worth protecting"—under the Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works, first adopted ...

International Translation Day is celebrated on 30 September. This guest post by the Council Translation service highlights many interesting aspects of the profession, including how to define ...

International Translation Day is celebrated annually on September 30. This date was officially recognised by the United Nations General Assembly on May 24, 2017, through resolution 71/288.