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💡 Are you ready to see a world where language technology is reached by anyone, whatever language they speak?. 🫵🏼 We want you to be a part of it. Read the post to find out how you can take part or through our blog:

📢 We advocate for donors, other organizations, and technology developers to contribute to and support open-access language technology for social impact in marginalized languages.

For instance, addressing this imbalance looks like language-aware programming for effective, responsive, and accountable assistance. Or technology that truly includes the languages spoken where organizations work. 🚀.

📶 One of the reasons for power imbalance in the aid and development sectors is a lack of language inclusion.

And more importantly, they very often don't have resources to solve their situation, they can't speak up, and they can't get essential information in languages they understand. Language accessibility is everything in a crisis. Photo by Russ Allison Loar (CC-BY-NC-SA).

Here are some resources for responders working with the linguistically diverse communities affected: Let's remember that the millions of people who are regularly affected by these disasters globally don't have the reach of Hollywood actors.

With the California wildfires affecting celebrity homes, social media feeds are filled with first-hand accounts of the devastating effects of climate change on people's lives. But not all the people affected are stars.

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This is precisely the type of situation we work to prevent. Access to information in a language one understands is a human right, and it should be the norm in displaced persons' camps. Your contribution can help us achieve this.

Displaced people may struggle to access help and services from humanitarian organizations if information is provided in languages they do not understand.

Since the beginning of January, intense fighting in eastern DRC has displaced more than 102,000 people, according to UNOCHA. This surge in displacement adds to an already severe and long-standing crisis, deepening instability in the region.

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From all of us at CLEAR Global: Thank you for a wonderful 2024! 💙✨ . Honoring the power of language diversity as we work toward true inclusion in 2025 and beyond! 😍

Another year, brand new resolutions. but you can count on us to do them all! 😍 👌🏾. We wish for an excellent 2025 full of language inclusion! 💙. Do you have any language resolutions for this year? 🤔 Let us know in the comments!

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