The Commission Vanishing Language and Cultural Heritage established a lecture series in which current topics on language endangerment are highlighted and discussed. The video recordings provide an insight into the lectures held so far.
HERITAGE AND RESILIENCE IX
24 October 2025:
BETWEEN VISIBILITY AND VULNERABILITY: MINORITY LANGUAGES IN THE LINGUISTIC LANDSCAPE
DURK GORTER
University of the Basque Country, EHU
HERITAGE AND RESILIENCE VII+VIII
23 May 2025:
OIRAT-KALMYK FOLK SONGS. DOCUMENTATION, PUBLICATION AND RESEARCH
GHILYANA DORDZHIEVA
Mongol-American Cultural Association
CHINGIS AZYDOV
Friedrich Schiller University Jena
HERITAGE AND RESILIENCE V+VI
6 December 2024:
CONSEQUENCES OF LANGUAGE SHIFT
LENORE A GRENOBLE
University of Chicago
BRYAN KIRSCHEN
Binghamton University, State University of New York
HERITAGE AND RESILIENCE IV
8 November 2024:
DIALECT ACQUISITION AND DIALECT LEARNING. A COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE PROPOSAL
GEORGIOS S. YPSILANTIS (YPSILANDIS)
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
HERITAGE AND RESILIENCE III
13 May 2024:
UNENTDECKTE SCHÄTZE: ALTE FELDFORSCHUNGSNOTIZEN UND SPRACHDOKUMENTATIONEN
BEÁTA WAGNER-NAGY
Institut für Finnougristik/Uralistik
Universität Hamburg
HERITAGE AND RESILIENCE II
17 November 2023:
DIVERGENCE AND ADVERGENCE IN MAINLAND AND INSULAR NORMAN: SUPERSTRATE INFLUENCE IN LANGUAGE CHANGE
MARI C. JONES
Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and Linguistics
University of Cambridge
HERITAGE AND RESILIENCE I
26 May 2023:
WHAT IS MULTILINGUALISM? TOWARDS A CRITICAL REFLECTION ON RESEARCH AND SOCIETY
YARON MATRAS
Aston Institute for Forensic Linguistics, Birmingham
Department of Hebrew Language, University of Haifa