Newsletter: “The Linguists” documentary is now streaming!
“The Linguists” is now streaming!
We hope this message finds you well. At Living Tongues, we are staying busy working remotely with endangered language activists around the world.
If you are looking for something good to watch this weekend, the Emmy-nominated documentary “The Linguists” is now available for streaming for the first time, and the proceeds will benefit Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages for the next two weeks. Please tell your fellow language lovers about it.
Stream here: vimeo.com/ondemand/livingtongues
Thank you for following our work, and happy streaming!
Want to ask questions to the Linguists?
Dr. Greg Anderson and Dr. K. David Harrison will be ready to answer your questions about the movie THE LINGUISTS, language documentation, or so much more!
The event will be a live stream you can join from any location and free to attend. For the safety of the call, we are asking participants to register in advance. A Zoom link will be sent out prior to the start of the Q&A.
The Language Sustainability Toolkit
We have a new resource available. If you are a language activist who is worried about the future of your language, this toolkit is a great place to start. In partnership with our colleagues at Wikitongues, we have identified a set of best practices for launching your own language revitalization project.
Download the Toolkit here (mobile, letter and A4 formats available!)
Learn languages online
If you want to learn an endangered language online, where do you begin? We are pleased to address this topic in our latest report, written by Living Tongues Program Director Anna Luisa Daigneault. Download here.