- Justice in Aging has produced a number of pieces on language access, including Ten Things You Should Know About Language Access Advocacy for Older Adults and a resource manual on language access and In-Home Supportive Services (California’s personal care program for low-income Medicaid recipients).
- The National Center on Cultural Competence has many resources on understanding language access and how to implement it.
- The Federal Interagency Working Group on Limited English Proficiency has a website with a wealth of resources, including links to a Know Your Rights Beneficiary Brochure, available in 10 languages, and a Language Identification Flashcard to assist in identifying 38 languages. The various federal agency LEP policies and plans are also provided on this site.
- National Council on Aging (NCOA) has a Limited English Proficiency Visualization tool mapping LEP elders in the United States.
- The U.S. Department of Justice issued a Language Access Assessment and Planning Tool, useful for all entities that receive federal funds. More recently, it also released a similar tool for courts.
- The U.S. Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division recently released new interactive mapping resources with LEP population data across the nation.
- The U.S. Administration on Aging has produced a Diversity Toolkit for planning services to diverse communities. While not focused on language services, the kit includes many useful resources.