Bangladesh Program Update Bridging language gaps empowers people to communicate in Cox’s Bazar refugee camps Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, once famed for its beautiful A translation worth a million words In 2017, this team of four translators donated over 1.2 million words to the work of Translators without Borders (TWB). TWB Glossary for North-East Nigeria How a glossary helps increase access to life-saving information in north-east Nigeria The humanitarian community in north-east Nigeria is well The TWB 2017 Annual Report At Translators without Borders, thanks to the support of our volunteer translators, partners and donors, we are continuing to grow. A Recap of GALA's Boston Conference The Globalization and Localization Association (GALA) 2018 conference has come to a close. Those of us who managed to make Language Can Help All Voices Be Heard International Women’s Day (IWD) is celebrated across the globe on 8 March each year. It is a day when we #LanguageMatters. So Does Technology. Improving access to information in the right languages for the world’s poorest, most vulnerable individuals is the core mission of The Silver Lining - Education brings hope during a refugee crisis There is a lot of despair and pain radiating from the refugee camps in and around the Cox’s Bazar district Putting language on the map in Nigeria Without data on the languages of affected people, humanitarian organizations are ill-equipped to communicate with them effectively. In May of Bot Towan! #InterpretersMatter Today was a bit grueling. We went to interview people who have newly arrived at Balukhali makeshift camp about cyclones « Previous 1 … 7 8 9 10 11 … 30 Next »
