Resources
Tools, knowledge, and resources for language justice in action
Practical guides, reflections, reports, and community-informed materials to support safer multilingual practice across sectors.
Resource hub
A resource hub grounded in practice
Some resources are practical and immediate while others are reflective or strategic, such as articles, reports, practice frameworks, and publications that help name the deeper issues shaping language work.
Across all of them, the aim is the same: to support communication that is safer, clearer, and more grounded in the realities of the communities most affected by language barriers.
Featured resource
Towards Language Justice: Queering Solidarities Between Interpreters, Service Providers, and Community Members
This paper sits at the heart of our work at the Language Justice Network. It brings together lived experience, practice-based insight, and critical reflection to explore how language operates within systems that support, and at times fail, LGBTQIA+ forcibly displaced people.
Practitioner resources
For Interpreters & Translators
Language practitioners often work in complex, high-stakes settings where communication carries cultural, emotional, and ethical weight. These resources are designed to support reflective, accountable, and community-informed practice.
Service provider resources
For Service Providers & Organisations
These resources support services to move beyond minimum language access and toward communication practices that are more thoughtful, more relational, and more responsive to the communities they serve.
Community resources
For Community Members
These resources are designed to support people navigating services across languages. They aim to make communication safer and more transparent, especially for those who may already feel excluded, uncertain, or unheard in institutional settings.
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Contribute a resource
We welcome collaboration with practitioners, community organisations, researchers, and educators who share our commitment to language justice.
If you have a resource, training tool, report, or publication that aligns with this work, we’d love to hear from you.
