Corpus of Regional African American Language

Corpus of Regional African American Language [ˈkoɹəl], part of the Online Resources for African American Language (ORAAL).

[Allison Koenecke @allisonkoe]

Excited to announce our new @FAccTConference paper, “Augmented Datasheets for Speech Datasets and Ethical Decision-Making“, led by @SciOrestis and @anna_sg_choi (who are presenting today) & @alicexiang! Link: https://t.co/h7p2F6n7rK; 🧵👇(1/9)

[Corpus of Regional African American Language @CorpusAAL]

Dr. Minnie Quartey, CORAAL's primary interviewer and amazing collaborator, defended her dissertation today @GU_Linguistics. We are so proud of Dr. Minnie and all the amazing work she continues to do!

[Corpus of Regional African American Language @CorpusAAL]

It's been five years since we released the beta version of the Corpus of Regional African American Language! Have you used CORAAL for research or teaching #sociolinguistics? We always like to hear! Browse the corpus at https://t.co/dkYQ2L6sDI @UOLinguistics

[Corpus of Regional African American Language @CorpusAAL]

We are excited to have a chapter about CORAAL in the new Open Handbook of Linguistic Data Management! Check it out here: https://t.co/fVGbyIYJZ0 @mitpress

[Corpus of Regional African American Language @CorpusAAL]

CORAAL:VLD features recordings made for CORAAL by Minnie Quartey (Georgetown Linguistics) between 2017-2019 in Valdosta, Georgia. https://t.co/fqoRNzp27z

[Corpus of Regional African American Language @CorpusAAL]

Exciting update to CORAAL! We've added two new sub-components, CORAAL:Lower East Side and CORAAL:Valdosta, GA (details below)! Browse and search them on the CORAAL Explorer (https://t.co/dkYQ2Lo42i) or through ORAAL (https://t.co/R2BSgxZqYt)

[Corpus of Regional African American Language @CorpusAAL]

CORAAL:LES features recordings from Dr. Kara Becker's recordings of African American speakers from the Lower East Side of New York City, around 2008-2009. https://t.co/6ehb5sZDvb

[Jack Grieve @JWGrieve]

Great to see we’ve now hit over 100,000 views on our Computational Sociolinguistics Research Topic at @FrontiersAi!

https://t.co/JSqINjEtDI

26 articles published with a number more to come! Please check them out all open access!

#CSLX #linguistics #NLPProc

[Kristine Yu @linguist_krisyu]

Very grateful we've (Lisa Green, @brendan642,@melizarmstrong @LinguistsUMass @UMassCS) been awarded an @NSF grant "Understanding variation in African American Language: Corpus and prosodic fieldwork perspectives" https://t.co/ynJBkCRVKA, thank you to our many collaborators!!

[The Black Language Podcast @BlackLangPod]

Singing Black in America is showing on YouTube NOW!!

[Corpus of Regional African American Language @CorpusAAL]

@mel_memos @mixedlinguist Let us know if we can help in any way!

[Corpus of Regional African American Language @CorpusAAL]

Minnie Quartey currently talking about AAL, gentrification and change narratives in Washington DC #2AAAL

[s h e l b @arnsonist]

Today I finished editing 1mil POS tagged words for @CorpusAAL. I plan to celebrate tomorrow by staring at something other than TextEdit, preferably a large body of water. This project removed a large part of my soul for the last 4 years and I hope someone finds it useful.

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[UO Linguistics @UOLinguistics]

The Diversity Committee within the Department of Linguistics issues the following statement on racial justice:
https://t.co/vo7fMTJWXE