Sustainable Futures for CA Languages
Sustainable Futures for California’s Indigenous Languages is developing resources and support for the diverse languages of California.
Projects
Hupa Online Dictionary
The Hupa Online Dictionary and Texts website is an integrated multimedia dictionary and text corpus featuring over 100 years of documentation from dozens of speakers of the language.
Yuki Online Dictionary
The Yuki Online Dictionary and Texts website is an integrated multimedia dictionary modeled after the Hupa Online Dictionary.
J.P. Harrington Database
John Peabody Harrington was an extremely prolific field linguist who worked with speakers of dozens of Native American languages in the first half of the 20th century under the auspices of the Bureau of American Ethnology.
Maya Hieroglyphic Database
Founded by Professor Emeritus Martha Macri and currently directed by Professor Matthew Looper at CSU Chico, the Maya Hieroglyphic Database Project provides a comprehensive database of Maya writing and has resulted in a series of research reports which can be found on the Glyph Dwellers website.
Quechua Language and Society
Professor Zoila Mendoza is a founding member, advisory board member, and board of directors member of the Kuskalla Abya Yala, a non-profit organization dedicated to the revitalization of Quechua and other Indigenous languages of the Americas.