Tag Archives: International

 

Healthy Innovation at the Unite for Sight Conference

Posted on April 23, 2012 by Adam Hevenor
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To round out this year’s spring conference season we attended the Global Health and Innovation Conference at Yale put on by Unite for Sight. It was great to be back in my home state of Connecticut, and the conference proved to be a compelling intersection of technology and social enterprise. As a bonus, there was less medical jargon than I expected. I was impressed by the emphasis on innovation and creating models in which it thrives, and I found the conference presenters to be a very diverse mix of leaders from the non-profit and for-profit space. Continue Reading »

 

A Platform for Literacy in a Digital World

Posted on February 20, 2011 by T.J. Cook
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The Bible is the world’s most popular book. It serves as a beachhead project for language translation projects, and through these projects has led to improvements in literacy around the world.

Distribution in a Digital World

In the digital era, translation and distribution no longer need to be seen as the job of organizations, but as something in which everyone in the world can participate. Continue Reading »