Este lunes 15 de abril a las 9:30, en el Aula Magna de la Facultad de Humanidades (UMSS), presentaremos a Simi, una app amigable para aprender #quechua .

As part of Global Language Advocacy Day, we are pleased to launch a new tool for linguists: the Human Rights Based Elicitation Tool for Linguists. #GLAD24
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Is aoibhinn liom an podchraoladh Field Notes Podcast. Bhí sé go hálainn, mar sin, a bheith i m'aoi air! 🥰 Labhair mé ar chlár meantóireachta Endangered Languages Project agus mo thaighde PhD. Tá an t-agallamh le fáil (i mBéarla) anseo 👇

Greatly honoured. I am awarded the 4th IA Research Grant by the prestigious human rights organization of Pakistan, Human Rights Commission of Pakistan Human Rights Watch UN Human Rights International Decade of Indigenous Languages United Nations Human Rights Council | #HRC55 UNESCO Bangkok 🏛️ #Education #Sciences #Culture Endangered Languages Project UN Human Rights Asia

My article is included in Linguapax Review’s 2023 release: Heritage Languages and the Well-Being of Speakers linguapax.org/wp-content/upl…

✨Call for Proposals: Stabilizing Indigenous Languages Symposium!📷 lək̓ʷəŋən & W̱SÁNEĆ Territories, UVIC, June 5-7 Symposium Theme: Kinship, Connections, & Leadership in ILR. EXTENDED Deadline: Feb 16: bit.ly/4aWFj0P #SILS2024
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Thanks for the shout-out, The Office of Indian Education !

Sneak preview: this summer, our new website will launch with even MORE learning resources and stories about language documentation and revitalization... 🤫

#NotFunFact

At least 43% of the estimated 6000 languages spoken in the world are endangered.

My article on the Torwali music and poetry and its revitalisation for the SmithsonianFolklife with thanks to Endangered Languages Project.
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The Torwali people are from the Swat region of Pakistan. Their musical traditions have been on a path of rejuvenation, thanks in part to Zubair Torwali, a writer and activist for marginalized linguistic communities. Learn more on the Folklife Magazine. #LivingHeritage

“As a result of the Simam festival and Manjoora, we see the Torwali musical tradition flourishing.” In his recent piece, Zubair Torwali shares his journey in language revitalization, the creation of the Simam Festival, and more. s.si.edu/424qd5k

‘Torwali English Dictionary for Students’ with pictures published by #IBT
Despite many odds and obstacles, and with meager resources we, the team IBT, has not given up the work on the revitalization and reclamation of our loved mother language Torwali and continuously provide…

This month's episode is with Yulha Lhawa from the University of Washington and the Endangered Languages Project. In this episode, Yulha shares her experiences documenting & revitalizing her language, #Khroskyabs 💾 lingfieldnotes.podbean.com/e/ep-48-yulha-… #LanguageDocumentation #LanguageRevitalization

Ojibwe word of the day! Learning languages is fun and good for the mind, body, and spirit. I love learning, teaching, and sharing about the Ojibwe language. It’s amazing that in spite of 500 pretty rough years, we still have indigenous languages and cultures to share. Our…

Qualicum First Nation's success with pentl'ach provides a message to others: 'Language revitalization, language awakening really is possible.'
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This #GivingTuesday , help keep Indigenous and endangered languages strong - all over the world. Your gift helps ELP keep providing free online courses, learning resources, and supportive community to language champions worldwide. bit.ly/ELP-donate

Whenever I give public talks about language revitalization people tell me that it's impossible. Here's a nice counterpoint: “We are doing it. Even though it can be a challenge for us at times, it can be done” (Gertrude Smith)
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A recent seminar in Nago, Okinawa, co-organized by ELP Governance Council member Dr. Madoka Hammine, brought together researchers from 4 continents to explore the connections between Indigenous language revitalization, language as resistance, and other forms of decolonization: 👏

Did you miss our workshop on digital language activism? 😢
➡️The review article on the workshop is now available on our website, offering detailed insights into what was discussed, as well as a link to the recording of the workshop: riseupproject.eu/1-rise-up-work…

Join us on Nov. 28 at 9am Pacific - let's show some appreciation for ELP 2023 interns Joe, Nicaela, Akano, Antônio, and Cllare, and learn about the great things they've accomplished during their internships!

Register here: bit.ly/ELPshowcase23