Language Science

CNS is “commited to the development of mind and brain research aimed at investigating the psychological, computational, and neuroscientific bases of cognition.”

This project serves as an online resource for samples and research on endangered languages as well as a forum for advice and best practices for those working to strengthen linguistic diversity.

Language Log, one of the “most popular language sites on the Internet,” is a collaborative language blog maintained at the University of Pennsylvania. Most of its posts focus on “language use in the media and in popular culture,” not purely academic subjects requiring a degree in linguistics.

"A guide to the best linguistic resources on the web."

LSA was founded in 1924 to advance the scientific study of language. It plays a critical role in supporting and disseminating linguistic scholarship to professional linguists and to the general public.

The LINGUIST List provides a forum where academic linguists can discuss linguistic issues and exchange linguistic information

SIL (Summer Institute of Linguistics, Inc.) "makes concerted efforts to survey languages, evaluate their vitality, facilitate language development, and where possible, prevent loss of language and culture."