Click here to download either a PDF or a PNG of a printable sign, translated by TIP volunteers, that reads "Please wear a mask" in 12 different languages. Below is a grid of the languages as they are arranged in the sign:
| English | Traditional Chinese |
| Japanese | French |
| Farsi | Italian |
| Arabic | Simplified Chinese |
| Spanish | Korean |
| Bengali | Portuguese |
TIP continues to provide translation and interpretation services remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic. Here, we have highlighted sources providing up-to date information in multiple languages.
Fact sheets, hygiene, and symptom information in multiple languages
COVID-19 updates in English, French, Spanish, Arabic, Russian, and Chinese
Health and safety information and updates in multiple languages
COVID-19 health and policy information in 26 languages; hotline available
Fact sheets, social distancing, and hygiene information in 30 languages
Videos on basic facts and safety information; audio in 16 languages
Information and support sources available in multiple languages, at Cornell and beyond.
Compiled set of resources to help identify possible options to meet needs with cases including but not limited to abuse, mental health, crisis, and disability.
Created to welcome immigrants and to help them in achieving their American Dream. Through its statewide network of community-based providers, ONA assists all new Americans in accessing and navigating a variety of free services and supports their inclusion as an integral part of New York State's diverse cultural fabric.
Provides free and confidential emotional support to people in suicidal crisis or emotional distress 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in the United States. Advocates for crisis prevention and suicide prevention through building awareness of suicide struggle.
Language Resource Center: provides flexible physical and virtual spaces, facilitates access to resources, and advocates best practices for language learning.
Offers a telephone-based language translation service with over 200 languages for students who feel more comfortable talking to their health care provider in their native language.
Faculty Staff Assistance Program: offers a telephone-based language translation service with over 200 languages for clients who feel more comfortable talking to a counselor in their native language.
Cornell University Deaf Awareness Project: creates awareness by educating members on ASL and the Deaf community.
American Immigration Lawyers Association: Know Your Rights handouts in multiple languages.
Information about what to do in the case of a home raid and what your rights are, offered in a variety of languages.
PDFs of the U.S. Constitution offered in 9 different languages.
E: translator@cornell.edu
P: 607-255-8851
Translator Interpreter Program
Ithaca, New York, 14853
United States
This organization is a registered student organization of Cornell University.
