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India’s corona casualties
While many countries are fighting the coronavirus pandemic on health and economic fronts, the unfolding crisis in India has the complicating factors of extreme inequality and Islamophobia.
Giving back to Vanuatu
When unprecedented bushfires raged in Australia early this year, the government of Vanuatu was swift to send aid.
Communication, Connection, Community: language and area studies in 2020 and beyond
On 13 March 2020, CHL hosted the workshop Myanmar studies without Burmese? On how and why language still matters for area studies.
Staying Connected: Engagement Amid Isolation
Social distancing. Self-isolation. Alienation. A remote environment with little or no contact? Not necessarily...
What’s the future for Hindi in Fiji?
CHL Hindi Associate Professor Peter Friedlander recounts his experience at the recent Pacific Regional Hindi Conference in Fiji.
Research Funding Opportunities
Are you an academic and/or a researcher, and want to be updated on some key grant application opportunities?
Rice for Life
In June and July 2018, the world watched with bated breath as a multinational rescue team fought to extract 12 young members of a football team and their coach from a deep, flooded cave system call
Sanskrit in the Summer
And indeed, every four years, enthusiastic knowledge seekers do get the golden opportunity to indulge in the pursuit of happiness—through the Spoken Sanskrit Summer School.
A glimpse into Matthew's field work on Cape Barren Island
My name is Matthew Adeleye, a current PhD student at the CHL in the area of Archaeology and Natural History.
Korea Institute Bushfire Translation Day
In early February, the Korean Studies community at ANU convened to welcome our new faculty member Dr Eunseon Kim, who joins us as Lecturer and Convenor of the Korean Language Program.
