Develop Inclusive Language Tools

Creating apps, keyboards, and translation tools that support Indigenous languages enables wider accessibility. Women in tech can lead the development of such tools, making technology more inclusive for Indigenous communities while preserving linguistic heritage.

Creating apps, keyboards, and translation tools that support Indigenous languages enables wider accessibility. Women in tech can lead the development of such tools, making technology more inclusive for Indigenous communities while preserving linguistic heritage.

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Indigenous Terminology in DEI Contexts

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