Projects
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Recent Projects
Manchester Voices
Manchester Voices is a research project which explores the rich tapestry of accents, dialects, and identities that make up Greater Manchester. It was funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council 2019-2023, with data analysis ongoing. We have an interactive installation at Manchester Central Library. where, you can explore hundreds of videos, recordings and maps, along with some of our analysis. The installation can be found in the Archives+ area of the library on the ground floor. There is also an online version of the installation which is available to everyone. You can find it at explore.manchestervoices.org. We also have a new podcasting resource Talking About Voices, which can be used by schools or individuals to learn how to produce a podcast about language variation.
Manchester Voices
Manchester Voices is a research project which explores the rich tapestry of accents, dialects, and identities that make up Greater Manchester. It was funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council 2019-2023, with data analysis ongoing. We have an interactive installation at Manchester Central Library. where, you can explore hundreds of videos, recordings and maps, along with some of our analysis. The installation can be found in the Archives+ area of the library on the ground floor. There is also an online version of the installation which is available to everyone. You can find it at explore.manchestervoices.org. We also have a new podcasting resource Talking About Voices, which can be used by schools or individuals to learn how to produce a podcast about language variation.
Manchester Voices
Manchester Voices is a research project which explores the rich tapestry of accents, dialects, and identities that make up Greater Manchester. It was funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council 2019-2023, with data analysis ongoing. We have an interactive installation at Manchester Central Library. where, you can explore hundreds of videos, recordings and maps, along with some of our analysis. The installation can be found in the Archives+ area of the library on the ground floor. There is also an online version of the installation which is available to everyone. You can find it at explore.manchestervoices.org. We also have a new podcasting resource Talking About Voices, which can be used by schools or individuals to learn how to produce a podcast about language variation.
Our Publications
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