CLEAR Global

@clearglobal.org

We're helping people get vital information and be heard, whatever language they speak. We run Translators without Borders, our 200,000+ community of linguists.

Two thirds of the 7,000+ languages spoken today do not have a written form. In many low- and middle-income countries, colonial languages like English or French are the teaching medium, but that doesn’t mean that the majority are comfortable reading and writing them.

Excited to see the launch of @codi.global's Language Infrastructure Framework, a tool for evaluating the digital experience across languages. Use it in your own work and tell us what you learn! www.codi.global/newsroom/the...

CODI

codi.global

Coalition on Digital Impact (CODI)@codi.global · 3w ago

🎉 We are excited to launch CODI’s #NEW Language Infrastructure Framework, a way to understand where languages succeed, where they struggle, and where the Internet can do better. Every layer matters. Learn more: www.codi.global/newsroom/the...

🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ June is Pride month, a time for celebration, commemoration, and protest centered on the LGBTQIA+ community. Across the world, millions of displaced and asylum-seeking LGBTQIA+ people are systematically overlooked by aid organizations.

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🇺🇬🇨🇩 With the current Ebola outbreak in Uganda and Democratic Republic of Congo, it is essential to consider the languages people speak in health communications. Swipe to see tips on our recommendations based on previous experiences.

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Language data is crucial to social impact work. 🌟 Whether you're designing education programs, planning reproductive health interventions, or contributing to community services, knowing which languages people speak and where they speak them makes all the difference.

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Everyone deserves the right to communicate in the language they speak. On December 10th, we celebrate #HumanRightsDay. Millions of people are excluded from basic human rights such as health, education, and crisis support simply because they speak a language that technology doesn't understand.

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Since the beginning, our mission has been to ensure people access vital information, no matter what language they speak. As technology advances, speakers of a handful of languages have increased access to information and resources, while those who speak marginalized languages are left behind.

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When emergency warnings, aid applications, and recovery services arrive in the wrong language, we're abandoning the communities most vulnerable to climate change. Climate action must be multilingual, or it will fail the people who need it most.

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CLEAR Global believes that real impact comes from combining human expertise with scalable tools. This giving season, you can join us in building responsible AI that speaks every language, with humanity at the center. Do not let AI leave people behind. Act now. Donate today: clearglobal.org/donate

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To understand how health services can become more effective in their communication, we interviewed members of the Rohingya community about their experiences and perspectives relating to mental health, including the words they use to talk about it. #WorldMentalHealthDay

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The language services and humanitarian sectors have something in common: both are going through severe changes, from the widespread use of machine technology as a replacement for humans to drastic funding cuts. The people behind these industries have been bearing the weight of these pressures.

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An outbreak of the Ebola virus disease has been declared by the Democratic Republic of Congo's Ministry of Health in Kasai province. As of 4 September 2025, 28 suspected cases and 15 deaths had been declared.