Nuer Language Digitization Project is community led.
Commitments
Connectivity
The community and partnering stakeholders will invest in technological infrastructure to support electronic usage of the language by designing physical and digital keyboards – making desktop and laptop computers, as well as handheld and cellular phone devices, easily interface with the language.
Access
All speakers and non-speakers can access the language via the Internet through innovative source and Google API interface.
Education & Training
Through easy access, speakers and those interested in learning the language will have the appropriate skills necessary to be successful on the Internet.
Program Sustainability & Community Capacity
The community has made a commitment to support this project so as to ensure that digital equity goals and strategies are sustainable, and the community is engaged on the language expansion.
Contacts
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The world continues to change with the passing of decades, and many African languages are at risk of being lost over time if not actively supported and protected by their speakers. The Nuer language (Thon Naath), one of the oldest languages in the world, is no exception and faces challenges similar to those of other African languages. However, the Nuer people have taken the initiative to ensure that their language endures through the centuries.
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Thoknath (South Sudan)