Banor at Play
In “Banor at Play”, we are introduced to Mr. Claude Meintz and his children Frida, Armand, Lucien, and Henri. Together, they share how they are breathing new life into their father’s ancestral language in...
In “Banor at Play”, we are introduced to Mr. Claude Meintz and his children Frida, Armand, Lucien, and Henri. Together, they share how they are breathing new life into their father’s ancestral language in...
This year, the Institute for Linguistic Heritage and Diversity (ILARA) was honoured to receive one of two medals of the Singer-Polignac Foundation. On 19 September 2024, the Singer-Polignac Foundation Medal was awarded to ILARA...
Writing systems, as tools of language notation, serve as visual communication mediums and cultural identity markers, representing the ancient societies that conceived, transmitted and adapted them. In 2024, ILARA is hosting a series of...
by Melinda Fodor Prakrit is a kind of Cinderella among the classical languages of India. Initially a humble language of ordinary communication, it was considered a collection of “incorrect” dialects by the Sanskrit grammarians....
In the second video of the series, we are introducing Konstantina (Kate Constantine), an aboriginal artist of the Eora Nation, from around Sydney, Australie. Konstantina speaks Gadigal, one of Australia’s indigenous languages, which belongs...