Van Gujjari writer Taukeer Alam on documenting an oral Himalayan language: why recordings beat books, and why communities must consent before their knowledge is shared.
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Van Gujjari writer Taukeer Alam on documenting an oral Himalayan language: why recordings beat books, and why communities must consent before their knowledge is shared.
Editor Jerome Herrera on Sombra y Luz, a new anthology of Chabacano poetry from Zamboanga, and the debate over how Spanish Asia’s only Spanish-based creole should sound.
Ghanaian educator Musah Fuseini on teaching Dagbani, building Wikipedia, and open resources that help speakers read and write online.
Kshetrabasi Juanga on filming Juang traditions for the next generation — and why he compares Indigenous languages to grass pushing through a cracked road.
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