Eventos
Promovemos un internet más rico y multilingüe para todos. Nuestros eventos se organizan en colaboración con la UNESCO y reúnen a comunidades indígenas, investigadores, tecnólogos y responsables políticos.
7eventos desde 2022
Último evento · Virtual
International Translation Day 2026
Linguistic Diversity and Language Rights: The Power of Being Understood
The event highlights how translation, interpretation, and language access help protect linguistic diversity and support Indigenous language revitalization.
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2024
- International Translation DayTranslation, an art worth protecting: moral and material rights for Indigenous languages.The event focused on prominent ethical issues in the context of copyright, data collection and use of translated works.
- World Day of Cultural DiversityIndigenous languages and technology: opportunities for accessibility and diversityThe event drew attention to the critical situation of Indigenous languages by presenting a range of topics related to translation, preservation and revitalization of Indigenous languages.
2023
- World Day of Indigenous PeopleUnveiling the Many Faces of Humanity: Translation and Interpretation in Indigenous LanguagesThe event focused on Asia and highlighted the importance of bringing Indigenous texts in the foreground by addressing stakeholder accountability, technological know-how and adaptation to changing context.
- International Translation DayTranslation, an art worth protecting: moral and material rights for Indigenous languages.The Event provided the context of power dynamics in translation for indigenous languages and shed light on the intricate issues within the translation process, particularly for Indigenous language communities.
Por qué importan los Días Internacionales de la UNESCO
Los Días Internacionales —como el Día Internacional de la Traducción y el Día Internacional de los Pueblos Indígenas— crean conciencia sobre la diversidad lingüística y ofrecen a las comunidades un escenario mundial.
Quién participa
- Hablantes de comunidades indígenas
- Investigadores y académicos
- Profesionales de la tecnología
- Responsables políticos y educadores
- Lingüistas y defensores
- Colaboradores y patrocinadores