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Julie Jalloul is a Translators without Borders project officer and humanitarian interpreter. Currently, she works with the TWB Words of Relief crisis response team, focused on the European refugee crisis response, developing open-source tools to guide and train interpreters on working in humanitarian settings. Translators without Borders is on Twitter: @TranslatorsWB
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Humanitarian interpreters are in short supply, undermining effective refugee response in countries like Greece, writes Julie Jalloul of Translators without Borders, which is launching a new platform to help connect interpreters and refugee support groups.
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