Learning lessons from the past – in your language
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Effective communication bridges cultures and drives progress. With 7,000+ languages worldwide, TWB and Evidence Aid rise to the challenge. Let’s learn together!
LocWorld 51: 4 key takeaways to strive for a fairer future
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LocWorld 51: 4 key takeaways to strive for a fairer future In June, CLEAR Global joined localization professionals, language technology companies, and other industry […]
Supporting digital inclusion for Kinyarwanda speakers
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Local partnerships boost language technology for communities in Rwanda
Listen, inspire, include women’s rights
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How language inclusion helps promote women’s rights
What you need to know about language inclusion
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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.