A few weeks ago, our Senior Executive Lorie Roule participated in the Joint National Committee for Languages and the National Council for Languages and International Studies (JNCL-NCLIS)-sponsored annual Language Advocacy Day on Capitol Hill.
Update: the panel discussion was a blast. The panel shared tons of great tips you definitely don’t want to miss. Watch the recording below.
2022 was the year of new languages and special purpose courses in Transparent Language Online.
The world’s indigenous languages are under threat of disappearing, with one language dying every two weeks and many more at risk. One fifth of the world’s more than 7,000 languages will be dormant or dead by the end of the century, with more than 40% already considered endangered.
Celebrate how much you've learned this year!
When logging into Transparent Language Online this holiday season, you will be able to see just how far you’ve come towards your language goals this past year, including:
Guest Post by Linda Langley, Coushatta Tribe of LA
When I first started thinking about working on Koasati, I realize now, I knew nothing.
What does it mean to be a language advocate? What are we even advocating for?
Good things come in fives: fingers, food groups, the Great Lakes, and LibraryWorks’ Modern Library Awards. We’re thrilled to receive our fifth consecutive Platinum Award in 2020 for Transparent Language Online.
It’s a threepeat! Transparent Language Online received its third Platinum Award in LibraryWork’s 2018 Modern Library Awards (MLAs).
Fun things that come in sixes: strings on a guitar, washboard abs, sides on a die, senses (if you’re Haley Joel Osment), and our LibraryWorks’ Modern Library Awards!
