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A Seat At "La Tawola"

Heritage languages are those brought by immigrants to a new place, and now spoken as a minority language by that community (Fishman, 2001). There are two parts of this research: to record the histories of this community in their native Italian dialect; and second, to create a permanent and public digital archive to preserve this Heritage Language. The research question is: What is the best approach to create a community-university partnership that will benefit both the heritage and academic communities?