Looking for inspiration or guidance for your own linguistics communication project? Check out these resources! Know of other resources we’re missing? Fill out the form here!
For more people doing lingcomm projects, see the schedules from LingComm21, LingComm23, and LingComm25.
LingComm Projects
Lingthusiasm (podcast)
All Things Linguistic (blog)
Superlinguo (blog)
Vocal Fries (podcast)
Because Language (podcast)
Crash Course Linguistics (videos)
NativLang (videos)
The Ling Space (videos)
Unravel (digital magazine)
Babel Zine (printed magazine)
Language Science for Everyone (events)
International Linguistics Olympiad (events)
Linguistics Roadshow (events)
Planet Word (museum)
Mutual Intelligibility Resources – Newsletter linking to lots of lingcomm projects
List of linguistics-related podcasts
A long list of pop linguistics books
A long list of linguistics videos and youtube channels
List of language museums
A bibliography of research about lingcomm, maintained by Lauren Gawne and Jess Kruk
Resources about doing LingComm
#lingcomm hashtag and @lingcomm on Twitter, @lingcomm on Bluesky @ling.comm on instagram
A bibliography of research about lingcomm, maintained by Lauren Gawne and Jess Kruk
A Guide to Weird Internet Careers
Gretchen’s LingComm Course outline/materials
Taking Linguistics to the Public: An Outreach Guide
Linguistics and the News Media: An LSA Guide for Linguists
How to write a successful pop linguistics book
Resources for improving linguistics-related Wikipedia articles (#lingwiki on twitter)
High school linguistics from Amy Plackowski, aimed at teachers and students, including lesson plans and lots of compilations of further resources
101 ways to communicate linguistics to broader audiences
Resources for any project
Creative Commons (to help with licensing options)
Web accessibility (does your project need to think about transcripts? Captions?)
#scicomm hashtag on Twitter
The Open Notebook (for science communication and science journalism)
It’s ok to ask for money (Get Bullish)
LingComm 