Shared Knowledge for Multicultural Professionals

LEXIGO Commons is Australia's open-access resource library for government teams, health communicators, educators, and organisations working with culturally and linguistically diverse communities. It brings together interactive data tools, practitioner guides, a peer-reviewed framework for multicultural communication, and reference content spanning 171 languages, 231 countries, and 551 local government areas, all built on two decades of frontline practice.
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Build a Multicultural Communication Strategy
A peer-reviewed practitioner framework for multicultural communication. Ten chapters. Three phases. One methodology.
10 chapters · DOI registered
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How to Reach Diverse Communities
Practical frameworks and strategies for government and health organisations communicating with culturally diverse communities.
Pillar resource
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How to Choose a Translation Provider
A buyer's guide to choosing a translation provider in Australia. NAATI certification, quality standards, pricing, and service levels.
Pillar resource
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Explore Languages by Country
Interactive map of language demographics across 231 countries. Official languages, speaker populations, and scripts.
231 countries · 3 data sources
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Find Language Data by Local Area
Census language data for every local government area and suburb. Diversity rankings, speaker counts, community greetings.
551 LGAs · 4,288 suburbs
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Translate Across 171 Languages
Instant AI-powered translation across 171 languages. Useful for drafts, internal communications, and quick reference.
171 languages · Google Cloud
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Look Up Translation and Localisation Terms
116 translation, localisation, and language industry terms defined. From NAATI certification to neural machine translation.
116 terms
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Understand 171 Languages and Cultures
Cultural context, speaker statistics, essential phrases, and translation considerations for 171 languages.
171 languages
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Hear From Multicultural Communication Leaders
Conversations with the people shaping multicultural communication in Australia. New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday.
Weekly episodes