“Greetings from…” Umasoye, an Ekpeye language digital activist from NigeriaListen to this audio postcard of Umasoye's journey of language revitalization in her own words.Written by Malcolm Bamba22 December 2023
Battle of survival and expression in Jerusalem's Armenian CommunityNavigating the thin line amid existential threats, hate speech, and freedom of expressionWritten by Mariam A.19 December 2023
Discrimination against Nubians in pop culture and mediaThe impact of misrepresentation on Nubian freedom of expressionWritten by Global Voices MENA6 October 2023
Iraqi Assyrians struggle for freedom of expression amid political and extremist threatsIraqi Assyrians struggle for freedom of expression amid political and extremist threats.Written by Saman Dawood سامان داودTranslated by Mariam A., Honey Hashem26 September 2023
How Kurdish language divisions hinder access to informationThe scarcity of online resources points to an endangered languageWritten by Tara Aziz6 September 2023
Meet a pioneer promoting inclusion through digital STEM education in the Yoruba languageUsing the power of social media to bridge the language digital gapWritten by Guest Contributor6 September 2023
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Preserving Australia's Indigenous cultural intellectual property in digital storytellingAnissa Jones' tech work reflects love for Dharug Dhalang languageWritten by RV Guest Contributor22 August 2023
Morocco's Amazigh pursue civic presence through linguistic rightsAmazigh's post-recognition journey in linguistic rights in Morocco Written by جلوبال فويسزTranslated by Honey Hashem, Mariam A.22 August 2023
Bridging generations: Bininj Kunwok Centre blends tech and tradition for languageLeveraging online tools for novel content: dictionaries, digital books, videosWritten by RV Guest Contributor21 August 2023
Digital activist discusses why native Yoruba speakers should embrace their Indigenous language in online spacesSome Yoruba speakers feel inferior using their Indigenous language onlineWritten by Zita Zage17 August 2023
Surajo Teete: bringing the Fulfulde language of Nigeria into the digital worldRV welcomes the host of @DigiAfricanLang Twitter account from August 3–9, 2023Written by Surjao Teete3 August 2023
Punjabi Wikipedia for 21 years: Celebrating 50,000 articles and looking ahead"A few committed individuals can make a big difference."Written by Satdeep Gill20 June 2023
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