LocWorld 51: 4 key takeaways to strive for a fairer future
LocWorld 51: 4 key takeaways to strive for a fairer future In June, CLEAR Global joined localization professionals, language technology companies, and other industry leaders from around the world for this year’s LocWorld 51 conference in Dublin. Themed “AI and Beyond”, the conference was packed with presentations, panel discussions and networking opportunities as attendees unpacked […]
Supporting digital inclusion for Kinyarwanda speakers
Local partnerships boost language technology for communities in Rwanda
Listen, inspire, include women’s rights
How language inclusion helps promote women’s rights
What you need to know about language inclusion
Unlocking the potential of inclusion – mother language solutions. International Mother Language Day has its origins in Bangladesh
Starting 4 Billion Conversations with inclusive language technology
Advancing language technology for social good starts with understanding and collaboration . If we want to make inclusive, sustainable progress, it’s time we start to listen.
Health care for all means leaving no language behind
Good health care and well-being are rights for all, but information and services are not currently accessible for all language speakers. We want to change the way the world communicates – speak up for language inclusion.
Language exclusion: the unheard face of the climate crisis
Bridging language barriers – how inclusion ensures that urgent climate discussions, information, and action reach those who need them most
MT Rwanda – Pushing Forward Language Tech in Kinyarwanda
Our mission in “MT Rwanda” was nothing short of groundbreaking: to boost open-source machine translation (MT) for impact in Kinyarwanda. This Rwandan language is spoken by millions and is central to the culture and identity of the nation.
Protecting child translators: no easy solution
Children are put in difficult positions, asked to do things that no child should ever be requested to do, and they can suffer as a result.
Listen to include: Improving language awareness to support Rohingya Refugees
Language inclusion is critical to the Rohingya response in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh where 900,000 people are looking for safety.