Half of the world can’t participate in solutions for the climate crisis because of language barriers
The monsoon rains came early to Pakistan in 2022, transforming rivers into roaring torrents that swallowed entire villages. In Nowshera district, as floodwaters receded […]
Language support for people on the move: Our collaboration with UNICEF’s U-Report
CLEAR Global has partnered with U-Report On The Move, a digital platform developed by UNICEF to support young migrants and refugees in Italy. The […]
The silent barrier undermining humanitarian impact
In an era of escalating crises, from conflict to climate-induced disasters, humanitarian assistance must reach more people and do so more effectively. Yet one […]
Digital and language inclusion can transform lives — here’s how
Up to now, the advances in language technology that lie behind tools like ChatGPT, Alexa, and Google Translate have only worked for speakers of […]
The power of language inclusion – Helping displaced communities find safety, make decisions and get support
I’ve been forced to flee my home – where can I find a temporary safe place to stay? I think my child is […]
Falmata’s Struggle for Survival and Communication in a Displaced World
Falmata*, a 25-year-old single mother from northeast Nigeria, once held dreams of a better future. Her mother tongue is Shuwa, the primary language of […]
Toolkit for sharing your support for language inclusion
Thank you for supporting CLEAR Global’s language inclusion campaign! If you would like to contribute, you can do so on our campaign page. If […]
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 […]
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