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Historias
Historias sobre el trabajo lingüístico alrededor del mundo.
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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 photo of a young man hanging colorful Tibetan prayer flags on a tall pole, in front of a mountain. Text "From Sheep to Words: The Vanishing Voice of Minyag, by Baobao Chimi" is at the bottom.
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 5-year-old Kaqchikel students look up at words written on a board, as their teacher stands at the front of the group and points to words on the board.
Two groups of men shoulder-to-shoulder face each other in traditional dance for a crowd under a large cloth tent.  Torwali dancers performing the traditional dance Dhiz (ɖʰiz) in the Simam Festival 2011.
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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.
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"
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 group of young people in Campo, Cameroon, posing on the steps of a building and holding up certificates.
A blue, pink and white graphic styled after the trans pride flag with text "Queer pride and marginalised language pride"
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