The perseverance of the Irish people in maintaining their language, history, and values created a world of oral tradition filled with both mythical adventures and practical wisdom.

For Ewenki herders like Yuguo Suo, winter means visitors from around the world; his family homestay offers intimate encounters with reindeer.

After fifty years in culture work, Proschan has gifted his research as a folklorist and anthropologist to the Ralph Rinzler Folklife Archives and Collections.

Deep in the rolling Ozark County country hills, Amelia LaMair works to grow crops and community.

Voice acting is a performing art and skill in which actors use their voice alone to portray a character, breathe life into narration, or create sound effects.

The Kurent is a pagan spirit believed to scare away winter, embodied during the Kurentovanje Festival.

While that audience may not be in a room together, viewers can immediately share their experiences of these films with their friends, families, and communities.

Artsakh, a small piece of land located between Armenia and Azerbaijan, has been part of the Armenian homeland for thousands of years.

The Cultural Sustainability & Legacy Planning for Craft Artists project assists makers in safeguarding their stories.

Each year, the Mother Tongue Film Festival highlights Indigenous-language films, including music videos.