The ELF-UNESCO Paris Traineeship by the Endangered Language Fund offers Indigenous individuals hands-on experience in language preservation with UNESCO’s Education team in Paris.
The Sharing Language Diversity Fellowship from the Endangered Language Fund supports Ph.D. students documenting and archiving Indigenous languages in collaboration with communities.
Language Legacies from the Endangered Language Fund supports global projects to document, preserve, and revitalize endangered languages through research, archiving, and education initiatives.
FEL grants fund community-based projects that promote, revitalize, and preserve endangered languages through practical research and local engagement.
Program for Specialists in Cultural and Academic Fields supports researchers and cultural professionals with practical Japanese-language training to help them carry out research and professional work.
Adirondack Foreign Language Enhancement Fund (AFLEF) supports Adirondack schools with language immersion, teaching innovation, and teacher training to enrich instruction and expand their capacity to provide it.