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Who can I talk to about working with endangered languages?
This network is specifically set up to assist with queries related to working with endangered languages. The RNLD email list and Facebook Group are the venues for asking questions related to practicalities of working with endangered languages. You can also address our Advisory Panel members or the Officers of the network by emailing us.
Our useful links site will take you to a number of other organisations which support endangered languages in many ways. Our resources page will link you to organisations which provide grants for research, documentation and language maintenance initiatives.
It might also be useful for you or your organisation to take part in a meeting, workshop or conference focused on endangered languages. For example, the Foundation for Endangered Languages has an annual conference at which language maintenance practitioners discuss both theoretical issues and very practical concerns.
