The changing face of language documentation: An example from Indonesia

November 8, 3:00pm - 4:30pm
Mānoa Campus, Moore Hall, Room: 258 and Online

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The field of language documentation has evolved along several dimensions. The current trend is to include a team of researchers and community members to document multilingual speech practices and prioritize the goals of the community. This webinar provides a snapshot of the Nasal speech community in southwest Sumatra and highlights how a team of researchers from the US and Indonesia are collaborating with members of the Nasal community to document their multilingual speech practices as well as develop resources for the maintenance of the Nasal language.

Event Sponsor
UHM Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Mānoa Campus

More Information
Public Relations Coordinator, 8082775551, cseaspr@hawaii.edu, https://www.cseashawaii.org/

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Wednesday, November 8
10:00am	SNAP Outreach & Enrollment Clinic Mānoa Campus, Campus Center Courtyard
11:00am	Food Drop @ the Campus Center Courtyard Mānoa Campus, Campus Center Courtyard
11:30am	Limu Pressing in Honor of Dr. Abbott Mānoa Campus, Dean Hall Access Room 6
12:00pm	Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP) Hybrid Information Session Mānoa Campus, http://go.hawaii.edu/TE3
12:00pm	EH@UH :: Unweathering the Colonial Anthropocene :: Macarena Gómez-Barris Mānoa Campus, Meet via Zoom
2:00pm	US Government Accountability Office (GAO) Careers Virtual Information Session Mānoa Campus, Virtual Meeting
2:00pm	ASUHWO General Senate Meeting West Oʻahu Campus, Student Life Center, C-214
3:00pm	The changing face of language documentation: An example from Indonesia Mānoa Campus, Moore Hall, Room: 258 and Online
4:00pm	Pili i Ke kanaka with Dr. Kehau Abad Mānoa Campus, Dean Hall Access Lounge