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 only 4% of households in the region. With two years of schooling, she didn’t get to learn other languages. When conflict erupted in her hometown, she was forced to flee, arriving […]
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 you would like to organize your own fundraising, you’ll find ideas for that below. If you have already contributed, you can amplify your impact by spreading the word on social media: […]
The challenge of language inclusion in the age of AI
Earlier this month, The Atlantic CEO Nicholas Thompson posted a short video on LinkedIn (he does them every day – and they’re super interesting) about this paper, saying that Large Language Models (LLMs) are “increasing the number of people employed in translation.” That’s not exactly what the video said and it is not what the […]
Breaking down language barriers in oncology
Effective communication bridges cultures and drives progress. With 7,000+ languages worldwide, TWB and Evidence Aid rise to the challenge. Let’s learn together!
Learning lessons from the past – in your language
Effective communication bridges cultures and drives progress. With 7,000+ languages worldwide, TWB and Evidence Aid rise to the challenge. Let’s learn together!
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.