There’s a listening party of sorts happening deep in Dwinelle Hall. UC Berkeley is home to the California Language Archive, a collection that contains documentation of nearly 400 Indigenous languages. Started in the 1950s as a research center alongside the Department of Linguistics, it’s now among the largest collections of Indigenous language materials in the world. Thousands of notebooks, photographs and tape recordings line the walls. It also contains a massive, publicly accessible database.

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