Lost For Words A feature documentary directed by Hannah Papacek Harper

Lost For Words A feature documentary directed by Hannah Papacek Harper

Stay up to date on the the University of Leeds peregrines, which have been nesting intermittently on the Parkinson Tower since 2018.

One in three students fear their accent could harm future success, yet accent bias remains largely unaddressed in higher education.

Journalist shares details of broadcaster’s dislike for Brummie accent as archives of her life and career to be catalogued

Rupert Beckett Lecture Theatre, Michael Sadler Building, University of Leeds, Leeds, LS2 9JT , #origin.bottle.wishes

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Stay up to date on the the University of Leeds peregrines, which have been nesting intermittently on the Parkinson Tower since 2018.

Join Greg Jenner in Ancient Rome to meet one of history’s biggest names, Julius Caesar.

Friday marks the 25th annual International Mother Language Day, a holiday established by UNESCO to “underscore the role of languages in promoting inclusion.”  Russia has 155 living and 15 extinct languages native to the country as classified by the Linguistics Institute of the Russian Academy of Science.   While Russian is named as the sole “state-founding” language in the country’s Constitution, more than 30 languages of minoritized Indigenous communities are also recognized as official in Russia’s 21 ethnic republics.  In Dagestan, a North Caucasus republic known for its high linguistic diversity, this applies to 13 of more than 50 languages Indigenous to the region.  On paper, this special legal status allows these Indigenous languages to be used in lawmaking, court proceedings and as the language of school instruction.  But in reality, the number of speakers of most languages of Russia’s republics is on the decline, as they are primarily spoken inside the home. 

Poetry and palaeontology both work with strata.