Wikitongues is powered by over 1,000 people on every continent. Contributors record and caption video oral histories, raise awareness about language sustainability in their communities and help support special projects.
Daniel is a TED Resident and the co-founder of Wikitongues, which grew out of a personal project he began in 2013. He has been working with online initiatives since 2011, when he helped launch the Catalan-language edition of Global Voices. He is an historian and designer by training, having studied at Parsons School of Design and The New School for Social Research in New York City. He speaks English, Spanish, Catalan and Portuguese.
Kristen Tcherneshoff
Helsinki, Finland
Kristen received a BFA in Photography and Italian from the University of Alabama and holds a Master of Arts in African Studies & Linguistics from Helsinki University. With a background in law and disability rights, her interests lie in language activism and Sign linguistics. She speaks English, Swahili, Finnish, French, and is currently learning Kenyan Sign Language.
Plator Gashi
Prishtinë, Kosovo
Cameron Willis
New York City, United States
Fiel Sahir
Düsseldorf, Germany
Teddy Nee
Guishan Township / Taoyuan City, Taiwan
Sarah Doyle
Port Vila, Vanuatu
Elise Lieberman
United States
Lindie Botes
Pretoria, South Africa
Kunto Nurcahyoko
Semarang, Indonesia
Matt Adler
United States
Freddie Andrade
New York City, United States
Frederico is the co-founder of Wikitongues. A seasoned design technologist with a foundation from Parsons School of Design in New York City, he is Head of Product at Elucd, which helps city leaders track every neighborhood feels about trust and safety, and develop strategies for their improvement. He stewards Wikitongues infrastructure for scalable community management and archiving.
Madeleine Koerner
Moscow, United States
Pau Mateo
Kaunas, Lithuania
Guillem Belmar
Leeuwarden, Netherlands
Anass Sedrati
Salé, Morocco
Hangi Bulebe Méthodes
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Gary Quintanilla Ordoñez
San Salvador, El Salvador
Nick Panzarella
Houston, United States
Argo Cayhadi
Bandung, Indonesia
Satdeep Gill
Patiala, India
Robert Keresztesy
Romania
John Kazaklis
United States
Ramzy Muliawan
Indonesia
Hugo Campbell
Bordeau, France
Musuweu Theron Kolokwe
Windhoek, Namibia
Maxi Salomone
Bahía Blanca, Argentina
Manjusha Raveendran
Buffalo, United States
Irena Dahl
Norway
Hardeep Singh
New Delhi, India
Mohamed Amine Abdoune
Algeria
Paolo Tirelli
Italy
Nicholas Sowizral
United States
Tushar Rakheja
Dallas, United States
Maádu Hassan Kiehne
United States
Nathaniel Kim
Liberia
Noah Sullivan
United States
Ana Laguna
Spain
Ivan Batishchev
Shanghai, China
Vojta Smekal
Prague, Czech Republic
Kateryna Smykovska
Kiev, Ukraine
Mark Levinson
United States
Kaisanan Ahuan
Taiwan,
Chabota Kanguya
Lusaka, Zambia
Matteo Tignonsini
Italy
Gabrièu Pelisson
Sarah Meltzoff
Miami, United States
Nat Pendleton
United States
Subhashish Panigrahi
Mumbai, India
Subhashish Panigrahi is an open culture advocate, documentary filmmaker and a community catalyst who has led community development for the Wikimedia Foundation, Internet Society, and Mozilla and Centre for Internet Society. A National Geographic Explorer and MJ Bear Under 30 Fellow, he founded OpenSpeaks, an OFDN project for developing underrepresented languages.