The arrival of the Internet age has already radically changed the way we communicate. We have developed this page to track the relationship of languages and the Internet, looking at use of language online, and the development and preservation of language in an increasingly digital world. If you would like to contribute to this page, or suggest any related resources, please contact Global Voices Multilingual Editor, Paula Góes. What we do: Global Voices bloggers report on how citizens use the internet and social media to make their voices heard, often translating from different languages. For more information on indigenous cultures, please visit our Indigenous Rights page. In association with: Back to Contents 2012 7 Sep – Young People, Technology and the Welsh Language 31 Aug – Venezuela: Preserving the Oral Traditions of the Plains 23 Aug – Argentina: Blogging in Welsh from Patagonia 14 Aug – Wales Celebrates its National Eisteddfod Festival, With a Digital Twist 03 Aug – The Welsh Language's Digital Toolbox 31 Jul – Wales: Imagining the Welsh Language Web 21 Jul – Wales: The State of Welsh Language Blogging 01 Feb – China: Several Tibetan Language Blog Sites Shut Down 2011 29 Nov – Online Activism To Save Chakma Language 22 Nov – Promoting Indigenous African Language Films 19 Nov – Conversations in Cherokee with a Wolf 07 Nov – Acting for Nishnaabe Revitalization 02 Nov – Languages: Let's Tweet and Speak in Quechua 01 Nov – Global Voices Podcast: Bridging the Language Gaps 31 Oct – Ségou Villages: The Wisdom of Bambara Proverbs 27 Oct – Collecting Audio of UN Human Rights Declaration in 370 Languages 27 Oct – A Podcast of Champions in Warlpiri 26 Oct – Free Wi-Fi on Niue as a Catalyst 17 Oct – Poetry Slam Activism in Francophone Africa 06 Oct – Phil Cash Cash and Nez Perce 09 Sep – Peru: The State of Quechua on the Internet 01 Sep – Moldova: “Our Romanian Language” Day Protest 30 Aug – Jean Came Poulard on Haitian Creole 25 Aug – Kazakhstan: Controversy Over State Language Promotion 13 Aug – Comedic Fun with Japanese Hashtag Memes 12 Aug – Ukraine: Basic Language Tips 11 Aug – Russia: One Million Twitter Accounts in Russian 10 Aug – Egypt: The Unspoken Languages of the Streets 01 Aug – Global Voices Podcast 2: Speaking Our Language 01 Aug – Global Voices in Aymara: Preserving Indigenous Language Online 27 Jul – Tweeting in Chichewa in Southern Africa 18 Jul – Twitter to Promote and Preserve Underrepresented Languages 06 Jul – Trydar y Cymry! The Welsh Language Thrives Online 07 Jun – Equatorial Guinea: A Language That Ignores Human Rights 19 May – Mozambique: Portuguese, the Language of Mozambicanness 19 May – Cape Verde: Creole and Portuguese Languages, an Unofficial Pair 23 Feb – A declaration of love to the Portuguese language, in all its variations 22 Feb – Video: Learning a New Language Through Online Video 2010 24 Dec – “In the beginning was the Word”: Blogs by Bible translators 17 Nov – Russia: Controversy as Cyrillic Domains Hit the Open Market 15 Aug – Morocco: English as the Second Language 15 Jul – Morocco: The Complexities of Language 29 Jun – Global: Greek to English, Chinese to Russian, and Spanish to Macedonian 04 May – Pakistan: Internet and the challenge of language 20 Apr – Bangladesh: Let Language Be Free 24 Feb – Americas: International Mother Language Day 08 Feb – India: Death of a Prehistoric Language Back to Contents 07 Sep – Young People, Technology and the Welsh Language 14 Aug – Wales Celebrates its National Eisteddfod Festival, With a Digital Twist 03 Aug – The Welsh Language's Digital Toolbox 31 Jul – Wales: Imagining the Welsh Language Web 21 Jul – Wales: The State of Welsh Language Blogging Back to Contents Podcasts Rimasun – Biweekly Quechua language podcast series by the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies at New York University Videos National Geographic Enduring Voices – An introduction to the project. Infographics Map showing number of endangered language per country – By Charts Bin. Back to Contents