​Whether within an institution or a project, it is essential to examine existing linguistic and communicative practices—especially when the work involves people from different countries and cultures.

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Paying close attention to how language access is facilitated —whether to make activities and materials more accessible to a broader audience, or to improve internal communication among team members— is a key principle that can lead to better outcomes beyond language-related matters.

Boca’s consultancy helps institutions understand their language access and inclusion needs by gathering information on linguistic practices, analyzing and diagnosing this data. Boca’s consulting provides recommendations for institutions and projects to implement Language Justice actions and policies, enhancing inclusion and diversity practices.

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The suggestions are personalized for each organization, adapting recommendations to the daily realities and capacities of each team.

A reflection on Language Justice and its practices is a necessary movement within the broader framework of Transformative Justice and the pursuit of Social Justice.

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It is only sensible to seek to reduce sources of oppression and genuinely work to facilitate the access of diverse voices in current discussions. This means creating space for non-dominant languages and promoting actions that help bridge the gap between speakers of different languages.