Free Resources on Endangered Languages

Why Endangered Languages Matter for the Future of Humanity

The importance of endangered languages cannot be overstated. Languages are disappearing at record speed. With each one, humanity loses a

Climate change is transforming the planet at breakneck speed, and Climate Change Is Erasing Voices. Yet one of its most

Endangered languages are disappearing at an alarming rate, and with each one lost, we lose stories, knowledge, and cultural identity

Over 40% of the world’s 7,000 languages are at risk of extinction, according to UNESCO. Yet amid this loss, technology

The Tolowa language is an endangered Indigenous language. It was once spoken across Northern California and Southern Oregon. Closely related

In one small riverside village in southwestern Ethiopia, the last speakers of Ongota still whisper words no other people on

Apps that support endangered language learning give people the tools to reconnect with their heritage, discover voices they might never

The Aasáx language offers a rare glimpse into how words shape survival, memory, and identity. Spoken by a small, endangered

The Ainu language is one of the world’s most critically endangered languages and one of the most unique. Spoken by

Languages are being lost fast. Once every two weeks. These extinct languages aren’t just words lost; entire cultures, histories, and