Qillqa mayt'ukuna / Publications

Runasimiqa kawsaq simin, aswanqa maypipas rimakunanmi El quechua es una lengua viva que hay que utilizar
By Katherin Patricia Tairo Quispe & Jermani Ojeda Ludena

Capítulo del libro El árbol de la palabra. Revitalización de lenguas indígenas en Abya.
"Quienes escribimos este ensayo, como activistas y académicos quechuas, concebimos la mayor visibilización de nuestra lengua como un proceso de resurgencia quechua."

Quechua Sports Journalist Takes Language Revitalization to New Spaces
By Jermani Ojeda Ludena

From Peru’s Andes, soccer commentator Qara Q’ompo’s broadcasts combat stigma while tapping into oral knowledge to expand Quechua’s reach.

An acoustic description of Apurímac Quechua ejective stops
By Mackenzie Marcinko; Jermani Ojeda Ludeña; Abdulrhman Alshahrani

Ejective and pulmonic stops in Apurímac Quechua (spoken in Southern Peru) are compared with respect to voice onset time (henceforth VOT), amplitude rise (the following vowel’s peak amplitude – onset amplitude), and F0 change (following vowel’s midpoint F0 – onset F0)...

Cconchas as Indigenous Community Building and Sumaq Kawsay in the Andes: (Re)thinking Alternatives to Development in the Andes.
By Katherin Patricia Tairo-Quispe

(Re)thinking Alternatives to Development in the Andes.

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Mapping the Gay Guides: Visualizing Queer Space and American Life
By Katherin Patricia Tairo-Quispe

Mapping the Gay Guides: Visualizing Queer Space and American History (MGG) is a historical representation of queer geographies from 1964 on.

Peru's state TV broadcasts 23 hours in Spanish daily but only 1 hour in indigenous languages
By Jermani Ojeda Ludena

The title of this article summarizes the attitude of the state channel TV Perú towards indigenous peoples, while also reflecting the colonial history of the country.