Making sure refugees aren’t lost in translation – with one simple app
By Katie Drew, April 19, 2016
The Emergency Lab’s First Words: Translation Cards During our first scoping mission to fYR Macedonia late last year, the [...]
Read moreThe Emergency Lab’s First Words: Translation Cards During our first scoping mission to fYR Macedonia late last year, the [...]
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