Projects

Gaelic conversations with famed writer and entertainer Norman Maclean, in which Norman spoke reflectively of his memories and impressions of bilingual life in Glasgow and the Hebrides from the middle of the Twentieth Century onwards.

A series of recordings featuring fluent speakers of Irish and Scottish Gaelic employing user-friendly techniques to document ethnographic insights into the lives and times of fluent speakers in the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries.

A collaborative project with Amity University, Haryana, the Indian network of Centres for Endangered Languages, and the University of the West Indies Jamaican Language Unit, to explore new media approaches to linguistic fragility in a societal context.

Discussions between international partners in the Mediating Multilingualism project and UK-based community language speakers, on language trajectories, hierarchies, and boundaries, using excerpts from Saoghal Thormoid.