The GiellaLT infrastructure was initially built for the Sámi languages, and even today, the teams behind Sámi language technology are the core maintainers of the infrastructure:
Although initially built for the Sámi languages, there has from the very beginning been cooperation with other indigenous and minority language communities, starting with Greenlandic. The GiellaLT infrastructure is open to everyone, and gives a tremendeous head start for language communities wanting support for their language when writing, reading and using the language in a digital world.
AltLAB Language technology for Indigenous languages in Canada |
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ISOF Language resources and tools for Meänkieli and Romani. |
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| | Oqaasileriffik — The Language Secretariat of Greenland
Language technology for Greenlandic. |
| | University of the Faroe Islands, The Centre for Language Technology
Carries out research and development of Faroese language technology. |
| | Jack Rueter
Skolt Sámi and Uralic languages in Russia and the Baltic countries. |
| | Võro Instituut
Language technology for the Võro language in Estonia. |
| | University of Latvia Livonian Institute
Language resources and tools for Latvia’s indigenous Livonian language. |
| | Many individual contributors
The GiellaLT infrastructure is open source, and we welcome external contributions, both directly (ask for push access) or via Pull Recuests. |