Endangered Languages Project

TWO MONTHS LEFT: ICLDC WORKSHOP & TALK STORY PROPOSAL SUBMISSION DEADLINE AUGUST 31

The Department of Linguistics and the College of Arts, Languages & Letters at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa are pleased to announce the Call for Proposals for the...

10th International Conference on Language Documentation & Conservation:
Arts Sustaining Language
March 4-7, 2027
Honolulu, Hawai‘i, USA
http://www.icldc-hawaii.org

The conference program will feature Keynote talks, Talk Story and Workshop sessions, papers, performances, and posters. An optional Hilo Field Study (on the Big Island of Hawaiʻi) to visit Hawaiian language revitalization programs in action will take place immediately after the conference (March 8-9).

We have two separate Calls for Proposals:

• Workshops and Talk Story sessions - deadline August 31, 2026
• General sessions (Papers, Performances, & Posters) - deadline September 30, 2026

For details about the conference theme, each Call for Proposals type, and their requirements and timelines, please visit our conference website:
http://www.icldc-hawaii.org

We look forward to your submissions and participation at the conference!

Registration now open for the 2026 Language Documentation and Archiving Conference!

We are happy to announce that registration for free online attendance at the 2026 Language Documentation & Archiving conference is open!

The conference will take place in Berlin and online from 9-11 September 2026.

To register, visit the link in our bio.

🔗bit.ly/langdocregistration

And for more information about the conference, visit:

🔗www.langdoc.org

How can little stickers make a BIG impact in revitalizing Indigenous languages? Recording now available: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Mqe4970PRc

In the latest "Stories from the Heart," René Oswaldo González Pizarro shared about how making stickers in different dialects of Ayuuk, an Indigenous language from Mexico, has created playfulness and pride in the language.

Join us on June 15 for the next "Stories from the Heart," and hear real-life stories of language revitalization around the world! This month's speaker will be René Oswaldo González Pizarro (Ayuuk). He will share about his work to create stickers in the Ayuuk language, creating visibility, pride, and excitement among speakers of different dialects of Ayuuk. 🎨
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"Stories from the Heart: Community Language Projects from Ready to Revitalize" is a monthly series of informal talks by grassroots language champions worldwide. Each month, alumni of ELP's Ready to Revitalize program will be sharing about the programs they’ve developed to strengthen their languages. ⁠
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📆 Monday, June 15, 2026⁠
🕘 9:00 am Pacific / 10:00 am Mexico City / 12:00 pm Eastern
💻 Free and online⁠
🔗 Register at: http://bit.ly/stories-from-the-heart
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Come learn from the lived experience of people revitalizing their languages, be inspired by their work, and build connections with others around the world! ⁠
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We hope you will join us as we listen to these language champions tell their stories from the heart about their work in their communities.⁠
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