Web resources

Workbooks and Guidebooks for Language Reclamation/Revitalization

Language Sustainability Toolkit (Living Tongues/Wikitongues)

Wolf Who Walks in Two Worlds (Smithsonian)

Podcasts

Field Notes

Organizations, Institutes, and Funding Opportunities (alphabetical)

American Indian Language Development Institute

BIA Living Languages Grant Program

CoLang Institute on Collaborative Language Research (summer, even years)

Endangered Languages Documentation Programme

The Endangered Language Fund

Language Legacies

Native Voices Endowment

The Endangered Languages Project

Foundation for Endangered Languages

LSA Committee on Endangered Languages and their Preservation

Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages

National Breath of Life Archival Institute for Indigenous Languages

NEH Cultural and Community Resilience (grant for documenting and safeguarding cultural heritage)

NEH Humanities Collections and Reference Resources (grant for preserving collections, e.g. cultural materials)

NEH Research and Development (grant for improving preservation or access of cultural heritage materials)

NEH Scholarly Editions and Translations (grant for editing/translating texts, e.g. folklore, etc.)

NSF Documenting Endangered Languages Grants

NSF Tribal Colleges & Universities Program

Native Language Immersion Initiative

Oswalt Endangered Languages Grant

Phillips Fund for Native American Research

Recovering Voices Community Research (Smithsonian National Museum of History)

US Administration for Native Americans

Wikitongues (resources for documentation and revitalization)

Tools and Standards

E-MELD (Electronic Metastructure for Endangered Languages Data)

Tools for Linguistic Anthropologists