Do you wish to help improve this wiki?

• Do you want to contribute to existing pages?
• Do you want to suggest to add a language?
• Do you see information that can be improved?
• Do you want to become an author to:
  • add a small, minority, or lesser used language to the Wiki?
  • share knowledge on language learning?
  • add information on legislation?

If so, please send an email to the wiki's main editor at Mercator Research Centre. Please be aware that for your contribution, there is no financial compensation. You will be acknowledged as contributor if you wish so.

Below is an overview of some of the contributors to the Mercator's Wiki in minority language learning. Per wiki page you may see edits made by different contributors in the page revisions. For citing the Wiki, please refer to ownership of content.

• Aragonese in Spain
  • Juan Pablo Martínez
• Bildts in the Netherlands
  • Cornelis Krottje
• Catalan Sign Language in Spain
  • Alissa Vogel
• Dutch Sign Language in the Netherlands
  • Laura Nap
• Extremaduran in Spain
  • Alissa Vogel
• Flemish Sign Language in Belgium
  • Laura Nap
• Greek in Ukraine
  • Paris Zeikos
• Griko in Italy
  • Paris Zeikos
• Gronings in The Netherlands
  • Katharina Thomas
• Lower Sorbian in Germany
  • Joanna Chojnicka
    Contribution based on research within the project “Language revitalisation without native speakers: The cases of Breton in Upper Brittany and Sorbian in Lower Lusatia” carried out at the Adam Mickiewicz University, funded by the Polish National Science Centre, project no. NCN OPUS 162018/31/B/HS2/00844.
• Tlingit in Alaska, USA
  • Guillem Belmar Viernes
• Ulster-Scots in the United Kingdom
  • Frank James Hopwood

The Mercator's wiki on minority language education is set-up and maintained by Mercator European Research Centre on Multilingualism and Language Learning, with a main editor appointed to the project.

• J. E. Buning (2016-2019)
• Y. R. Scarse (2020 - …)