Translators without Borders

When a humanitarian crisis hits, translation is one of the most essential elements of humanitarian response. Adequate language infrastructure is what helps people get vital information and be heard.

To help you prepare for contributing to this, we have a free course for translators.

Introduction to Humanitarian Translation will help you gain more understanding about the role of translators as humanitarian actors, the principles that guide our work, and what you can do as a TWB Community Member.

🏅 You'll also get a certificate of completion once you finish it!

Sign up to start learning now: https://hubs.ly/Q04nJGFY0

Language is climate infrastructure. 🏗️

When climate policy is discussed, people who speak marginalized languages do not sit at the negotiating table. The communities with the most at stake are too often the least informed, not because the knowledge doesn't exist, but because it was never made accessible to them. Climate Cardinals saw the need to make language inclusion a core component of environmental work, and sought the support of CLEAR Global to make it happen.

This partnership brought CLEAR Global's language expertise alongside Climate Cardinals' global network of young multilingual volunteers and its deep roots in grassroots climate engagement. Together, we've translated millions of words in climate content to ensure people have access to information that can enable effective climate action.

Read more about the intersection between language and climate: https://hubs.ly/Q04k1fSy0

Us, having to remember how to talk or type in our first language after translating a billion things this past month: 😮