We’ve recently hit a record milestone – 100,000 community members! To acknowledge our key moments, and thank everyone for their support and dedication to our mission, we prepared this story map. Enjoy the journey!
TWB welcomes Semantix and TransPerfect in joint Sapphire sponsorship
Garden City, ID, USA, April 5, 2022 — Translators without Borders (TWB), part of CLEAR Global, is delighted to announce that Semantix and TransPerfect are supporting the nonprofit with a joint Sapphire sponsorship. Semantix and TransPerfect provide multilingual language technology and services worldwide. Their partnership and support is of tremendous importance for CLEAR Global and […]
Lionbridge celebrates 25th anniversary with first Sapphire sponsorship for TWB
Garden City, ID, USA, February 23, 2022 — Translators without Borders (TWB), part of CLEAR Global, is delighted to welcome Lionbridge as our first Sapphire sponsor. Leading international translation and localization company Lionbridge is a long-time supporter of TWB and CLEAR Global’s mission to help people get vital information and be heard, whatever language they […]
TWB welcomes TRSB as new Gold sponsor
Danbury, CT, USA, October 12, 2021 — Translators without Borders (TWB), part of CLEAR Global, is delighted to announce TRSB Inc. (TRSB) as a new Gold sponsor. This sponsorship acknowledges the importance of international collaboration for communication and global dialogue. It will help raise awareness of the need to bridge the world’s language gaps, and […]
TIP SHEET Interpretation and Sensitive Topics – EN
Translators without Borders, in collaboration with Oxfam, has identified six key tips for humanitarians to address the sociolinguistic barriers that often occur when working with interpreters on sensitive topics, and to support the mental health of interpreters. Read more in English here.
TIP SHEET Interpretation and Sensitive Topics – SP
Translators without Borders, in collaboration with Oxfam, has identified six key tips for humanitarians to address the sociolinguistic barriers that often occur when working with interpreters on sensitive topics, and to support the mental health of interpreters. Read more in Spanish here.
TIP SHEET Interpretation and Sensitive Topics – AR
Translators without Borders, in collaboration with Oxfam, has identified six key tips for humanitarians to address the sociolinguistic barriers that often occur when working with interpreters on sensitive topics, and to support the mental health of interpreters. Read more in Arabic here.
TIP SHEET Interpretation and Sensitive Topics – FR
Translators without Borders, in collaboration with Oxfam, has identified six key tips for humanitarians to address the sociolinguistic barriers that often occur when working with interpreters on sensitive topics, and to support the mental health of interpreters. Read more in French here.
Investing in Translators: TWB using a new translation tool Memsource to better serve its community
The new technology integration represents TWB’s ongoing commitment to evolving its language technology and supporting its community DANBURY, Conn., USA – 20 May, 2021 – Translators without Borders (TWB) announced the switch to Memsource, a new translation management system. The shift is part of TWB’s recognition that every language community should have access to best-in-class […]
TWB develops language technology to improve humanitarian communication in northeast Nigeria
DANBURY, Conn., USA – 7 April, 2021. Multilingual chatbot will respond to people’s health questions in three languages Translators without Borders (TWB), in partnership with Mercy Corps, has developed a chatbot in three languages to improve COVID-19 understanding in northeast Nigeria. The chatbot will allow people to message questions in their language and receive answers […]
Flambée d’Ebola dans la préfecture de N’Zérékoré en Guinée – carte linguistique
Consultez nos cartes détaillées pour en savoir plus sur les besoins linguistiques et de communication en Guinée..
Ebola Outbreak in N’Zérékoré, Guinea – Crisis Language Map
Learn more about language and communication needs in Guinea.
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