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Languages are not just means of communication; they embody the identity, culture, and heritage of a community. In Nepal, a country rich in linguistic diversity, numerous languages are at risk of disappearing. This article delves into the importance of retaining and preserving endangered languages in Nepal, highlighting their

At our organization, we believe in the power of culturally-responsive literacy implementation to truly empower communities in Nepal. Our strategic approach begins with comprehensive research. It helps in understanding the unique language, culture, and customs of various communities. By selecting volunteers from within these communities and providing them

In Nepal, basic literacy is pivotal in empowering individuals, particularly older adults. It enables them to read government documents, land records, and other essential materials. This article explores the significance of basic literacy in improving the lives of older adults, highlighting its positive impact on various aspects of

A writers’ workshop was successfully conducted from 8 – 13 April 2015, with the aim of promoting and developing the Tagin language through publication of literature. The Tagin Cultural Society (TCS) invited their local MLA, and Deputy Commissioner as a guest for the inaugural function, where they spoke

Should alphabets be based on the national or state writing system? When a primary oral society gets their language in writing for the first time ever, it is a momentous occasion. It is accompanied with tears of joy, deep pride and a sense of immense self-worth among the

Literacy classes among the Sakachep people have begun. These are the first official literacy classes conducted by Lite Asia! In one of the villages, there are 65 students enrolled. This is a momentous occasion for the Sakachep people. It is the community themselves who are implementing the program

The power of the community approach to running workshops Based on the writings of M. Scott Peck Being vulnerable during a workshop I recently directed enabled the participants to achieve the unimaginable. I arrived hoping I knew it all but recognised that I fell sorely short of the

A valid question some ask is why we invest so much in the development of orthographies and literature in smaller languages. Why don’t we rather teach people to become literate in English or the national language? They argue that there is already so much literature available in dominant