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Wiki Project Med is one of the clients of ProZ Pro Bono, which helps people get access to accurate medical information, online or...

A non-Arabic-speaking friend of mine asked me about the lyrics of an Egyptian song  that she listened to. I looked up the lyrics and...

In the ever-expanding world of language and communication, translators and interpreters play a crucial role in bridging linguistic gaps....

I’ve been to Sri Lanka twice and I’m ashamed to admit that I didn’t learn much about its rich and complicated history, ethnicities and...

As a volunteer for ProZ Pro Bono, I get to use Crowdin for my volunteer translations. To say that getting to know the tool hasn’t been...

An interview with a lifelong environmental campaigner with a passion for the planet.

In 2019, I was living happily in the UK, I had married for the second time and had a nice job. As I used to do every year, ever since...

Five reasons why volunteering with ProZ Pro Bono is a great idea.

10 great reasons to write a blog for ProZ Pro Bono.

It's time to introduce a brand-new series of online interviews with ProZ Pro Bono's clients. We explore their history, their mission and their challenges, as well as the impact of our own program on their progress. And all in ten minutes! In this first video we meet Dr James Heilman of Wiki Project Med, which has set itself the challenge of making medical knowledge available to speakers of hundreds of languages! Click the image to watch the video, and find out more about th

What are the three key values that underpin the entire ProZ Pro Bono project?