Pillar · Culture

Language as cultural infrastructure.

The Φιλαναγνωσία / Philanagnosia programme, the InterNGO internship platform, past cultural engagements, and the operating values RIMA works under.

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Φιλαναγνωσία / Philanagnosia: AI-enhanced reading promotion

The Phygital Readers platform: built by RIMA for the Hellenic Foundation for Books and Culture. Greek secondary students question a set text and get answers grounded in the book, not in a model’s recollection.

InterNGO

For translation students and the universities that place them, and for NGOs that need translation done.

InterNGO is the remote-first internship platform we built for translation students, hosted by RIMA ΑΜΚΕ and operated in partnership with Rhyme&Reason. Digital Syllabus: Library of Resources, Online Tests, Mock Projects. Senior R&R translators mentor each cohort.

We offer NGOs and registered charities up to 1,000 translated words per day at no cost; volumes above that run at Rhyme&Reason’s discounted NGO rate. The interns get a first professional portfolio under real quality control; the NGOs get translation done; the language industry gets a way to give some of its growth back.

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Past engagement · 2024–2025

MOSAIC // Culture & Creativity: Markátia festival

Cultural-language-consultancy services for a city-wide cultural festival.

New European Bauhaus: operating values

We align our work with the New European Bauhaus principles: usefulness, human-centred design, sustainability and inclusion.

Every project begins with a practical question: will the output genuinely be used? Our Expert-at-the-Core model keeps human judgement, linguistic expertise and accountability at the centre of each workflow.

Our Patras offices run on renewable energy, supported by a green-growth initiative that monitors carbon impact and resource use.

We work post-geographically, designing language operations for real European multilingualism, not for an English-by-default world.

Work with us on language that carries culture.

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