GET INVOLVED

Be Part of the Movement

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Speakers & Communities

Celebrate your language, share stories, record elders and pass your language on to the next generation.

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Businesses

Champion language inclusion by recognising and supporting the Afro-Creole languages spoken in your communities.

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Schools & Educators

Bring Afro-Creole languages into your classroom with lessons, activities and educational resources.

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Governments & Institutions

Support language justice by endorsing the Declaration and advancing recognition for Afro-Creole languages.

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Artists & Creators

Create music, poetry, film, literature and digital content that celebrates Afro-Creole languages and cultures.

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International Organisations

Partner with us to strengthen language rights, cultural heritage and global recognition for Afro-Creole languages.

Interested in getting involved? We'd love to hear from you.

Email us at hello@afrocreolelanguagesweek.org

and be part of the global movement celebrating Afro-Creole languages.