We asked our Project Coordinator, Kayleigh Jeannette, to share her top tips on how to successfully learn and practice a new language from home. Kayleigh has ...

For many years, the second Monday in October has been celebrated as Columbus Day.

This summer we teamed up with the Doyon Foundation to release five new language learning courses. “Hearing everyone speak our languages is the most beautiful...

Our third language spotlight is the Athabaskan language of Gwich’in.

Our second language spotlight is on the Athabaskan language of Holikachuk.

This summer we teamed up with the Doyon Foundation to release five new language learning courses. Over the next few weeks, we will spotlight each course to s...

It isn’t easy, but there's still a lot we can do There are a lot of languages spoken across the globe—more languages than any expert can count off the top of...

For many years, the second Monday in October has been celebrated as Columbus Day.

September 30 is officially Orange Shirt Day in Canada.

"Why do you use software from businesses, instead of creating your own custom tools?"

It’s a question we get asked all the time & one that’s been covered by major news networks: do we really need to save endangered languages?

In 1888, the International Phonetic Association was facing a similar problem: how do you represent a sound without using, well, sound?

“Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything.”

Last week, a friend asked me why the letter “Q” is so rare in English. For proof, just look at Scrabble.

Have you ever opened a document, only to find that the text has turned into gibberish?

The only book of its kind, and perhaps the only book in its language.

A language becomes endangered when people stop using it. "Endangered" means that few people speak the language.