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International Mother Language Day 2023: Adivasi children in India unable to study in their own tongues needs redressal - Vimarsana News

International Mother Language Day 2023: Adivasi children in India unable to study in their own tongues needs redressal

Tribal children do not have teachers, reading material or even a proper script for their dialects or languages  

Must embrace all indigenous languages - Vimarsana News

Must embrace all indigenous languages

UN Special Rapporteur on minority issues, Fernand de Varennes, has called for the states to be more inclusive in the treatment and use of minority and indigenous languages.

United in diversity - Vimarsana News

United in diversity

On February 21, we remember the Bangla Language Movement martyrs Abdus Salam, Rafiq Uddin Ahmed, Abul Barkat, Abdul Jabbar, and Ohiullah for sacrificing their lives to speak their mother tongues. We should not forget the significance of this day.

Endangered Languages Project launches first-of-its-kind language revitalization mentorship program for International Mother Language Day - Vimarsana News

Endangered Languages Project launches first-of-its-kind language revitalization mentorship program for International Mother Language Day

Mentors with deep experience in language revitalization will be available for limitless free virtual sessions in eleven languages W_JO?E?P, UNCEDED TERRITORY OF W_SÁNEC NATION / BRENTWOOD

ICC Sydney Strengthens Its Corporate Citizenship - Vimarsana News

ICC Sydney Strengthens Its Corporate Citizenship

The International Convention Centre Sydney (ICC Sydney) on Gadigal Country, managed by ASMGlobal, made 73,600 cultural impressions across 67 events in 2022, demonstrating the impact of thevenue's global platform and advocacy for reconciliation as visitors engage with Australia's FirstNations people at events.