PRAGAT
FOUNDATION

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Pragat Foundation is a global youth-led nonprofit dedicated to expanding access to fundamental education through translation. We translate life-changing learning materials to eliminate linguistic barriers that disproportionately affect the non-English-speaking world. By doing so, we work to close the global knowledge gap and promote decolonized access to education.

OUR IMPACT

‍ ‍2,076
VOLUNTEERS

‍ ‍1,536,393
WORDS TRANSLATED

97
LANGUAGES

108
COUNTRIES

OUR PARTNERS AND SUPPORTERS

FEATURED TRANSLATIONS

A curated selection of high-impact projects from our extensive library of translated works across 97 languages.

A Digital and Financial Literacy Toolkit: For Youth, Smallholder Farmers, & Refugees

By: United Nations Capital Development Fund

This toolkit provides step-by-step instructions on using mobile banking, managing digital payments, and calculating interest rates for youth, farmers, and refugees entering the formal economy.

Breaking Barriers, Building Successful Businesses:
A Gender Inclusivity Toolkit for Young Entrepreneurs

By: United Nations Development Programme

This guide provides checklists and policy frameworks for business owners to ensure equal pay, unbiased hiring, and harassment-free environments in their companies.

Training Manual for Organic Agriculture

By: Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations

This manual provides technical instructions on soil management, composting, and biological pest control to help smallholder farmers in tropical regions transition from synthetic inputs to ecological farming systems and organic certification.

GET CERTIFIABLE VOLUNTEER HOURS
As a volunteer, all time spent translating documents will be rewarded with volunteer hours. Pragat Foundation will certify all hours and provide proof of hours if necessary for school, work, or other institutions.

AS A VOLUNTEER, YOU ARE ABLE TO…

JOIN A NETWORK OF MULTILINGUAL ADVOCATES & GLOBAL CHANGE MAKERS

Connect with passionate individuals committed to our cause of reducing language barriers to life changing education!

MAKE A DIFFERENCE…FROM THE COMFORT OF YOUR OWN HOME!
All volunteering activities can be done remotely from home, at any time. Wherever you are in the world, you can contribute to our mission!


OUR VOLUNTEERS HAIL FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD

What I enjoy the most is the strong sense of connection. Everyone is friendly, supportive, and genuinely committed to making a difference. Even though we live in different countries, it really feels like we’re working side by side.
— Igor Vinícius de Paula Souza (Brazil)

What’s the problem?

Over 75% of the world doesn’t speak English, yet the vast majority of economic and social information is only available in English. This leaves over 6.4 billion people locked out of understanding the systems that shape their lives, leading to global inequality and the perpetuation of poverty.

Pragat Foundation at the United Nations
ECOSOC Youth Forum 2025

United Nations Headquarters, New York, New York Apr 14 - 17, 2025

Volunteer Spotlight: Charlize!

One volunteer from Portugal is making waves as a prolific and stellar volunteer. At just 14 years old and a strong desire to improve society, Charlize was first recognized as the Volunteer of the Month last July and continues to passionately contribute to Pragat’s cause. Read more in our exclusive interview with her via our Instagram post below.

Our work is in alignment with the United Nation's SDG Goals.

Our work is in alignment with the United Nation's SDG Goals.

We make life changing economic and social education accessible in multiple languages, ensuring no one is excluded just because of the language they speak.

We provide communities with multilingual resources on economic rights and financial literacy to support informed, sustainable economic participation.

By translating information traditionally available only in English, we reduce global language-based inequality and empower marginalized communities.

We translate educational resources that help individuals understand their rights, access public services, and hold institutions accountable.

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