In the Democratic Republic of Congo:
Communicating in the languages of affected people is a priority for the latest Ebola response plan, and beyond On 2
Valérie travels the world and translates
Translators improve lives by translating potentially lifesaving information into languages spoken by vulnerable individuals. Those who volunteer as part of
Language data fills a critical gap for humanitarians
Until now, humanitarians have not had access to data about the languages people speak. But a series of open-source language
TWB intern is recognized as a Young African Leader
At Translators without Borders (TWB), we are lucky to have extraordinary team members who are recognized worldwide. We are always
Humanitarian work close to home: Irina Nosova 
Translators improve lives by translating potentially lifesaving information into languages spoken by vulnerable individuals. Those who volunteer as part of
Transfer Learning Approaches for Machine Translation
This article was originally posted in the TWB Tech Blog on medium.com TWB’s current research focuses on bringing language technology
100 Translations to Prevent Sexual Exploitation and Abuse
Written by Alice Castillejo, Programme Advisor for Translators without Borders For every new response, we need the right words to
The Core Humanitarian Standard Commitments are now available in plain English
The Core Humanitarian Standard Commitments are now available in plain English Written by Kate Murphy, Plain-language editor for Translators without
On the ground in the Democratic Republic of Congo: language support can help earn people’s trust in the Ebola response
The communication challenges between communities and responders aiming to stop the ongoing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo
TWB’s first Arabic translation contest 
We recently held our very first translation contest for Translators without Borders' thriving community of Arabic translators. Ninety-two talented translators