Anders W. Christensen

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06/2025 - Present

True Voices of the World

Co-founded an AI-powered digital archive preserving endangered languages through linguist-informed videos, translations, and youth-led cultural preservation.

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Let Every Language Be Heard. Auditor omnis lingua.

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Noongar

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Inuktitut

Poster: Manx Language (Gaelic), The Language That Came Back to Life; Isle of Man, Celtic family, over 2,000 speakersPoster: Noongar Language; more than 250 Australian indigenous languages existed and fewer than 120 remain, most severely endangeredTrue Voices of the World cover with an open illustrated book of faces and scripts, motto "Let Every Language Be Heard"Slide "Who we are" over a world map: high school students using AI to help preserve endangered languagesPoster: Breton (brezhoneg), a Celtic language in France; Brittany, Brittonic, 150,000-200,000 speakersInstagram grid iconPoster: Manchu Language, an indigenous language of Manchurian people; Tungusic, about 10,000-20,000 speakersInstagram video (reels) iconPoster: Jeju Dialect, an indigenous language of Jeju Island, Korea; about 5,000-10,000 fluent speakersInstagram tagged-posts iconSlide "Overview": a high school team building an AI-based digital archive for endangered languagesSlide reading "Not only words. Voices."Poster: Inukitut, an indigenous language of Arctic Canada; Nunavut, Nunavik, about 40,000 speakersSlide "Purpose": preserving endangered languages as living voices through AI reconstruction, digital archiving, and youth participationSlide "Join the archive": a call for endangered-language knowledge and recordings, with a camera-viewfinder frameLong fundraising page: language extinction, awareness of endangered languages, donation rewards, and concept artTrue Voices of the World logo: a face in profile with a sound wave in a gold circle