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ProZ.com powwow: Bristol Translators meet-up!

January 8, 2026, 7:00 pm
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Join us for a translator's meet-up at the Christmas Steps (BS1 5BS) in Bristol on Thursday 8th January to welcome in the New Year!

We'll be meeting from 7pm for a drink and/or a bite to eat. All translators, interpreters, students and industry newcomers are welcome.

Please sign up if you would like to join us and kick off the year with some new translation connections :)

Looking forward to seeing you in January!


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Interested members (4) / Confirmed: 0
Name NoteWill Attend
Becca George  \"Organizer\" \"Reporter\" \"Photographer\" ...  
Ata Arif   ...  
Sandra Mouton   ...  
Andualem Taye   ...  


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Powwow: Bristol - United Kingdom
Andualem Taye
Andualem Taye
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Local time: 14:37
영어에서 암하라어
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Dear, Becca George Dec 24, 2025

Dear, Becca George
can I attend online I am from Ethiopia.

with warm regard
Andualem


 
Tom in London
Tom in London
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Local time: 12:37
이탈리아어에서 영어
Saying it again Dec 24, 2025

Andualem Taye wrote:

Dear, Becca George
can I attend online I am from Ethiopia.

with warm regard
Andualem


I've said this before and I'll say it again:

Calling a group meeting a “powwow” is offensive. That word comes from Algonquian languages; it refers to a specific ceremonial gathering of cultural and spiritual significance.

Using that word casually strips it of meaning. Doing so reflects a history of colonial stereotyping and trivialisation of Native cultures.

Cultural appropriation. I am not Native American but I do find this disturbing.


 

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