Interpreta’s Foundation
The Use of Technology in Humanitarian Work
Abstract
Interpreta’s Foundation was founded in 2016 in Santiago, Chile, to address some of the problems faced by the country’s growing migrant communities. Unlike other organizations that provide assistance-based solutions to migrants, such as communal breakfasts or Spanish lessons, Fundación Interpreta has positioned itself as a leader in innovative approaches to the issues surrounding migration, using tools of the corporate sector and technology to help solve social problems related to immigration.
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