Conferences This is the NHLRC's premier forum for domestic and international heritage language researchers, practitioners, and other specialists to share knowledge and meet collaborators. The conference showcases the research and projects spanning multiple disciplines and languages.
Heritage Language Data Repository HELADA is a database that provides a framework for the ethical sharing and usage of high-quality research data to help scholars document and study heritage languages.
Heritage Language Journal HLJ is an online, blind peer-reviewed journal that provides a forum for scholars to disseminate research and knowledge about heritage and community languages.
Heritage Language Survey The NHLRC conducts national surveys to better understand the issues affecting students in higher education, and to examine heritage speakers' perceptions and experiences in HL education programs and language courses.
Heritage Languages and their Speakers This book introduces heritage languages and their speakers, analyzing grammar components and structural properties across multiple languages.
Multilingual La La Land A publication that examines the sociolinguistic landscape of Greater Los Angeles, detailing the history, distribution, and vitality of sixteen prevalent non-English language communities.
Project-based Language Learning The NHLRC is conducting a pilot study with our partners to examine the PBLL framework in university language classrooms with the aim to address questions about its implementation and efficacy.
Research Institutes The NHLRC hosts and partners with affiliates to host research institutes that address the pressing need for empirical data on the grammar of heritage language learners and explore the connections between research and teaching.
The Cambridge Handbook of Heritage Languages and Linguistics This handbook offers a comprehensive overview of heritage languages, covering theoretical linguistics, language education, and global policy perspectives.