About Olivia Abreu

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AUTHOR. INTERPRETER. TRANSLATOR

Contact: oar.enya@gmail.com        

Who’s Olivia Abreu

Olivia Abreu has worked as a writer and as a judicial interpreter and translator for more than ten years. Her work has helped individuals to have a voice in the courtroom with inclusivity and respect for all. Serving the counties of Monroe, Miami-Dade, and Broward, her services are highly sought after for their accuracy and linguistic knowledge. Her work expands to teaching, autism advocate, mompreneur, and more.

Values.

•            Respect, not only for the readers but for the topic at hand.

•            Honesty writing should be done with integrity, transparency, and truthfulness.

•            Research as it is important to run with the times.

•            Independence pledging alliance to my own mind, and heart. 

The Author.

Olivia’s pen-woman-ship has been celebrated by FIU laureates, assistant professors, and classmates alike. Her interest, wide and colorful, ranges from philosophy to applied behavioral analysis.

Essays.                   

The Trainer

Olivia is in the process of opening the doors of South Florida School of Interpretation (SFSI) to train new professionals in the field.

Headquartering in Miami, FL, she is pioneering in the field of inclusive judicial interpretation, where judicial interpreters are savant of the intricacies of communicating with neurodivergent defendants.

Awards and Honors.

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From Roads to Highways

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I have recently partaken in the first Autism Multidisciplinary Summit in Spanish, where I listened to a plethora of experts from different fields. One of the experts used the absolute best analogy, in my opinion, to understand the process of working with autistic brains. Picture the brain of an autistic child as a dirt road, […]

Wuthering Minds

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We all take decent care of ourselves. We go to the doctor for check-ups or because we are feeling a little under the weather. We might do some physical exercise here and there and even eat our veggies most days. However, when was the last time we checked in with our therapist? I don’t really […]

Behold!

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We have opened our doors to the world! Author Olivia Abreu has recently posted a Press Release announcing her new blog, The Interpreters Twilight Zone. The press release comes as an unexpected surprise since the author had hinted she was in no way ready to expand her work to social media. She has made her […]

Press Release

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What? A new Blog. Author Olivia Abreu has launched The Interpreter Twilight Zone hosted by WordPress on her website provided by MyWeb FIU. Why? The Interpreter Twilight Zone’s purpose is to expand judicial interpretation to the neurodivergent population that might need an interpreter. When? The website initiated a soft launch in early March, but a […]

Hello!

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Born and raised in Cuba, I migrated to the United States at the age of twenty-five, where I continued my studies at the Community College and later at Florida International University. I’m a bookworm with a special interest in nonfiction, fantasy fiction, and everything Octavia Butler. I can’t recommend her books enough. My interest in […]

Concept evaluation.

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User Test Report User Test Report for https://myweb.fiu.edu/cmedi093/ Prepared by Olivia Abreu for Dr. Vytautas A. Malesh and Carla M Medina. Introduction The following is an evaluation of the website of Carla M Medina, a fellow student in the class of Dr. Vytautas A. Malesh, Writing for the Web (ENC4313). The most relevant criteria used […]