ELRC’s projects unite researchers, students, and community partners in documenting, preserving, and revitalizing endangered languages. Each initiative reflects our commitment to ethical collaboration, methodological innovation, and cultural sustainability. Through field research, digital archiving, and community-based revitalization efforts, ELRC turns linguistic scholarship into meaningful social impact—ensuring that every language continues to tell its story.
Exploring, Documenting, and Revitalizing Today
ELRC’s current projects focus on active documentation, revitalization, and linguistic research led by interdisciplinary teams from Khulna University and partner institutions. These initiatives develop new resources, methodologies, and collaborations that advance language sustainability and ethnolinguistic empowerment.
27 August, 2025
Supporting the revitalization of the endangered Sadri and Kuruk languages spoken by the Munda community in the Sundarbans’ mangrove zone and the Oraon community in Pirganj, Rangpur...
Building on Achievements, Inspiring New Directions
ELRC’s completed projects stand as milestones of dedication and discovery. Their outcomes—ranging from documentation archives to pedagogical resources and community revitalization programs—continue to inform and inspire ongoing research and new collaborations across disciplines and regions.
ELRC at Khulna University documents, preserves, and revitalizes endangered and minority languages in Bangladesh through research, community engagement, and digital archiving.
Our Partners
Address:
Room # 3214, 3rd Academic Building, English Discipline,
Khulna University, Khulna-9208, Bangladesh
WhatsApp:
+88 01715 299 422
Email:
coordinator.elrc@eng.ku.ac.bd
coordinator@elrc.edu.bd
