Entries by FLI

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FLI Helps Women Get together on their International Day

“She Can Do It” was this year’s theme of International Women’s Day. FLI collaborated with SHAD Foundation, Rawalpindi and  Space Era School of Booni in Upper Chitral to celebrate International Women’s Day to let the women know their rights and responsibilities. In Rawalpindi, the event provided a platform for female students to showcase their skills […]

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Torwali Migrant Community Organized a Cultural Event in Rawalpindi

FLI collaborated with Idara Baraye Taleem wa Taraqi-IBT, a civil society organization, working for the the promotion and development of Torwali language to organize a ‘Yarak” (session) with Torwali community based in Rawalpindi and Islamabad. The event was attended by Torwali youth, Students, Torwali notables from Pindi/Islamabad, Torwali business men and Torwali poets and singers. […]

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Yadgha Speakers Observe Pathak in Chitral

FLI has been supporting Yadgha language speakers in the Lotkuh valley of Chitral to celebrate their cultural festival, Pathak, a special occasion, celebrated at the end of winter in the area. This year’s event had multiple programs in it. The event was organized by Modern Youth Development Organization (MYDO) in collaboration with FLI. MYDO is […]

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Dameli Migrant People in Karachi Reunited

FLI supported Dameli language group, living in Karachi to get together for a cultural festival aiming to reconnect them with their language and culture. The event, ‘Jashn-e-Daman’, or the Festival of Dameli People was organized under the auspices of the Anjuman Taraqi Damyan (ATD), the newly established organization by the migrant Dameli speakers in the […]

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Let’s Start Using Font ‘Nafees Nastaleeq’

FLI, in collaboration with the Center for Language Engineering (CLE) has successfully completed a font which is hoped to fulfill what we, the indigenous language researchers of northern Pakistan require while writing down our findings in our native languages and Urdu. Nafees Nastaleeq Regular existed even earlier but had little support for our indigenous languages. […]

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FLI helps Shina Migrant People Get Together in Rawalpindi

FLI provided support to Shina Migrant community memebers living in Rawalpindi and Islamabad to come together and celebrate their culture last weekend. More than a thousand people, including families participated in the event. Participants danced to the tunes of their language. They spoke for revival of their language by using it at home while living […]

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Khowar, Shina and Yadgha Language Groups observe Int’l Mother Language Day

FLI supported Khowar language group in Peshawar, Yadgha in Lotkuh, Chitral and Shina in Gilgit City in GB to celebrate the International Mother Language Day on 21st of February 2023. This support was provided under FLI’s Community Event Support initiative. This initiative allows our language enthusiasts to hold a small-scale activity aiming to promote their […]

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FLI Partnered in Organizing another Literature Festival in Islamabad

A three day ‘Pakistan Mother Language Literature Festival concluded here on Sunday as it has become one of the important elements of Islamabad’s cultural and literary scene for the last eight years. FLI partnered with the Indus Cultural Forum, a volunteer organisation comprising literary and cultural enthusiasts to arrange the festival in collaboration with Pakistan […]

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FLI’s Annual Report is Out

Here you can know what FLI achieved last year. This annual report will lead you go through our major activity, the 4th International Hindukush Cultural Conference we held in September 2022. A lot more success stories about how many people we helped get new skills in language documentation and how many books we, together with […]

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FLI helps over 1800 Flood Affected People in Swat

FLI provided financial support to more than 300 households in six Union Councils (UCs) of Tehsil Bahrain, Swat. The initiative was carried out as part of its relief work under the Flood Relief Project (FRP). The Swat district in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, one of FLI’s target areas was badly affected in the last year’s flash floods. […]