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Background: Public health crises present challenges for providing accessible, timely, and
accurate health information to culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities. Aim …

This volume addresses the imperative need for recognizing, exploring, and develo** the
role of multilingual communication in crisis settings. It is recognized that 'communication is …

COVID-19 is an unprecedented global health and socio-economic crisis, with cascading
effects. In a bid to combat the pandemic, Jordan has imposed extreme measures, including …

Translation across natural languages and communication across cultures are recognized as
being important in crisis communication literature. However, analysis of the literature …

The introduction aims to ask provocative questions. It challenges superficial usages of the
term 'emergency'and gives an overview of the relationship between the perception of living …

Crises are often transboundary and, even if they are not, culturally and linguistically diverse
communities may be caught up in them, whether they are migrant workers, refugees, or …

This thesis examines translation and interpreting in a particular context: the 2011 Great East
Japan Earthquake. Motivated by the researcher's experience of being resident in Tokyo …

Communicating the potential impact of local hazards in multilingual contexts reduces risks.
Drawing the readers' attention to the terminology sha** the global disaster risk reduction …

Communication underpins all phases of disaster risk reduction: it is at the heart of risk
mitigation, by increasing resilience and preparedness, and by interacting with affected …