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# Support Our Work

When planning your charitable giving, please consider Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization (EIN 41-2183857).

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Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages

4676 Commercial Street SE, # 454

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Why give to Living Tongues Institute?

We are dedicated to our work, and we are playing an important part in endangered language research and raising awareness about linguistic diversity. Since 2005, we have contributed to the creation, publication and curation of hundreds of Living Dictionaries in support of under-represented and endangered languages.

Some of the Living Tongues researchers around the globe! This team meeting brought together linguists and anthropologists based in the US, India, Mexico, Nigeria, Ukraine and South Africa.

Every year, we hold virtual and in-person workshops, during which we empower endangered language speakers with valuable digital skills that allow them to launch their own Living Dictionaries and maintain as well as expand them over time. We publish scientific articles and books about our research findings and speak at conferences around the world.

We contributed a chapter to the The Handbook of Linguistics Human Rights, available through Wiley Blackwell.

We rely solely on the generosity of donors and grants to fund our field expeditions, publications, multimedia projects and assistance to indigenous communities struggling for cultural and linguistic survival. Your 100% tax deductible contribution can help us preserve valuable knowledge for future generations.

Salgi Rani Tuti, Sushma Topno and Esha Topno getting ready to record Hasdaʔ Mundari speaker, Rani Purty (India)

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# Who We Are

Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages (EIN: 41-2183857) is a registered 501(c)(3) organization that was founded in 2005 by linguist Gregory D. S. Anderson, and has research teams around the globe. As leaders in the field of endangered language documentation, we stand at the intersection of linguistics and community activism.

# Visit Our Dictionary Platform

Our platform is a free, mobile-friendly, multimedia dictionary-builder for under-represented languages. We serve 400+ languages worldwide, with a user interface available in 14 languages. Our platform houses over 209k total dictionary entries. We serve 963 citizen-linguists worldwide. In 2023, we imported batches of linguistic data for 30+ Living Dictionaries and assisted 40+ teams working on the platform.

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4676 Commercial St. SE, #454

Salem, Oregon

97302

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