NSF Dynamic Language Infrastructure - NEH Documenting Endangered Languages
Funds the recording, analysis and archiving of languages at risk of falling out of use. NSF and the humanities endowment pay for it jointly.
Roughly half of the world's seven thousand or so living languages are expected to fall out of use. This partnership between NSF and the National Endowment for the Humanities pays for the work of capturing them before that happens, and for building the computational infrastructure that research on them depends on.
The scope is practical. Fieldwork. Digital recording. Documentation and analysis. Ar…
Documenting, analysing and archiving endangered human languages, and building the computational infrastructure that research on them needs — fieldwork, digital recording, lexicons, grammars, text samples, databases, data management and archiving. One- to three-year senior research grants and conference proposals.
Sign up free to see the funding breakdown
Sign up free to see the industries in scope
Sign up free to see the full eligibility
Sign up free to see how to apply
Sign up free to see what you submit
Sign up free to see how they score you
Sign up free to see the timeline
Sign up free to see where teams trip up