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Language in Society

Language in the Community

Magtanong sa ELP: Wika at Lupa
Paano natin i-uugnay ang pagpapasigla ng wika ng wika at muling pagkonekta sa lupain? Si Amanda, ang Direktor ng Pagkukuwento ng ELP, ay tumitimbang.
A group of Ogiek people, most of whom are wearing crowns or necklaces made of green leaves, stand in a line in front of a thatched roof building. Their mouths are open as if talking or singing.
A group of Ogiek people, most of whom are wearing crowns or necklaces made of green leaves, stand in a line in front of a thatched roof building. Their mouths are open as if talking or singing.
Cartoon of a woman kneeling by a tree and placing her hand on the roots. There is a speech bubble from the woman and the tree.
A blue, pink and white graphic styled after the trans pride flag with text "Queer pride and marginalised language pride"
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Language in the Community

The Lilt of Lamiae: The ⵍ
"'Our language is like the sea,' a wise old woman once told me. 'It carries our histories, our songs, our dreams.'"

Language in Society

Our Language Was Born on the Water
"Languages like Gullah and Tut are not broken languages, but languages forged as a means to survive. A means to preserve our spirit."
A young Nigerian woman holding a salt shaker above a large bowl, looking to the right at an older Nigerian woman, who is looking back at her and smiling.
Image of five Amazigh elders standing on the sea shore looking out at the water.
Movie poster for the film Kneecap, with text: "5 Lessons for Language Champions and Allies from the Film Kneecap"
A young Nigerian woman holding a salt shaker above a large bowl, looking to the right at an older Nigerian woman, who is looking back at her and smiling.
A photo collage: on the left is a modern photo of a young woman in a white cap and dress, smiling. To the right is an old black and white photo of a small child in a white dress. Both pictures are pasted on top of a photo of a forest. Text at the top right reads "Our Language Was Born on the Water, by Ashani Coviello"
Dr. Bolanle Arokoyo, wearing a teal head wrap and a green and purple dress, smiles in front of a gold-colored curtain
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