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August events at ELA and in Chelsea, the Bronx, and the East Village (and virtually), on the languages of Mexico, Paraguay, the Caribbean, and even coral...
August events at ELA and in Chelsea, the Bronx, and the East Village (and virtually), on the languages of Mexico, Paraguay, the Caribbean, and even coral...
At a minimum, several hundred members of different Kiranti communities now live in the New York City area, including those coming from India (e.g. Darjeeling, Sikkim) and Bhutan (as “Nepali” refugees).
With ten current larger-scale projects and additional work on individual languages, ELA focuses on communities and individuals in the New York City area.
ELA has worked to different degrees on numerous projects with speakers of over a hundred languages spoken in New York City and beyond. More in-depth work continues on the several dozen featured here.
ELA's network is an extended family of linguists, language activists, community leaders, students, volunteers, and lovers of language in NYC and the world over.
This Friday August 7 at 6 pm, learn about the music of the Indigenous Ajuuyk (Mixe) bands of Mexico, with a presentation from Fabián Muenala and music from Pat Boy, as part of the 6th Annual Week of Indigenous Peoples hosted by the Concejo de Pueblos Originarios de Nueva York. (Mostly in Spanish and Mixe) Next Wednesday August 12…
ELA is proud to sponsor KulturAksi, an Indonesian Art Fest taking place this weekend (June 5-6) and featuring Ta’na Nirau, a performance about resisting environmental destruction in Kalimantan, one of the world’s largest rainforests. Get tickets below while they last! kulturaksinyc.eventbrite.com Including a new traditional contemporary dance by Saung Budaya Dance, soundbathing experience by Gamelan…