Estudiantes Indígenas, Multilingües y Virtuales
Yaneth Molina 2 de agosto de 2021 Introducción Mi nombre es Yaneth Molina y soy hablante del zapoteco del Istmo. Soy originaria de la región istmeña, mi familia es de […]
Building a Virtual Zapotec Community: A Perspective from Koreatown, Los Angeles
Maria Velasco Vasquez February 21, 2021 The Conversatorios and I The Ticha Conversatorios (described in Lopez/July 2020 and García Guzmán/15 August 2020) were an opportunity for me to learn and contribute to discussions […]
OaxaCalifornia Virtual Life: Reproducing Zapotec Culture and Language
Jasmine Lopez November 20, 2020 The Conversatorios The Ticha Summer 2020 Conversatorios (described in Lopez/July 2020 and García Guzmán/15 August 2020) provided a unique experience for transnational conversations with Zapotec speakers and community […]
Lowering Barriers to Access by Raising Understanding
Mike Zarafonetis October 9, 2020 Libraries as agents for equity At their core, libraries facilitate access to and the creation of knowledge. The Digital Scholarship (DS) program in the library […]
2020 Conversatorios on Colonial Zapotec
Moisés García Guzmán August 14, 2020 My work as a language activist and teacher My name is Moisés García Guzmán and I am from San Jerónimo Tlacochahuaya. I’m a language […]
Social Media and Zapotec Language
The fifth in a series of blog posts by participants in the 2019 ACLS Digital Extension Grant project “Ticha: advancing community-engaged digital scholarship” (PI Lillehaugen) published on GlobalSL / Community-based Global Learning Collaborative and Ticha.
Recovering knowledge through forgotten words
Felipe H. Lopez July 17, 2020 My background as a Zapotec speaker and writer Only a few weeks ago, I began my position at Haverford College as a Postdoctoral Scholar […]