{"174":{"first":"Janeth","last":"Mutashobya"},"188":"I've never practiced legal interpretation. However, I'm currently practicing medical interpretation as a Swahili Interpreter.","173":"2020-03-20","175":"mutashobyaj@yahoo.com","176":"267-736-1997","177":{"street":"2956 Lincoln Ave","street2":"","city":"Glenside","state":"Pennsylvania","zip":"19038","country":"United States"},"178":"There are many reasons that influenced my decision to apply to Delaware Law which includes academic excellence with personal and professional growth. I chose to attend Delaware law because it welcomes diversity and considers a wide range of perspectives. Also, having an experience during my internship as a paralegal student at Hias -Philadelphia, I realized a need of Swahili legal interpreters for limited English proficient especially refugees from African countries. Therefore, my vision is to help them in eliminating the language barrier for them to be able to communicate and get their legal rights, but also, to surround myself with extraordinary peers for me to learn more and contribute to my community.","179":"I have a passion to help individuals from African countries that speak Swahili who can't effectively communicate in English to acquire their legal rights especially refugees.","180":"After completing my course, my plans includes;  seeking employment as a Swahili interpreter in organizations that help limited English proficient to get equal access to legal services and hopefully in the future start my own organization to assist such people.","181":"J.M"}