magazine cover Gina RidulfoThis month’s language superhero tells a story of challenges, determination, and grit. Gina Ridulfo lost her ability to speak and write at the age of 8. She worked hard to regain her abilities and prove to everyone she was capable of a lot more than she was given credit for. Now, Gina is a teacher, self-taught speaker of Italian, and American Sign Language interpreter.

Read her story: Language-Superpower-Magazine-Gina-Ridulfo

Watch Gina’s videos:

Stepping out of your comfort zone to get language certified

Reasons to get language certified

Why you should get your language certification

Regaining my language (video in American Sign Language)

What it means to be “languageless” (video in American Sign Language)

Gosia Jaros-White, MA is a bilingual marketer and former English teacher with 20+ years of experience in educational publishing and EdTech, currently working as a Director of Marketing at Language Testing International. Her background in both education and marketing allows her to bridge the gap between content, audience, and impact. Driven by a strong belief in the power of language, Gosia is a passionate advocate for language education and multilingualism. She is committed to promoting the value of language learning as a tool for opportunity, connection, and global understanding.

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