DELAMAN Award
The DELAMAN Award recognizes and honours early-career documenters who have done outstanding documentary work in creating and archiving a rich multimedia documentary collection of a particular language that is endangered or no longer spoken. “Early-career” is defined as
(a) a university-based documenter with a PhD awarded 01 January 2017 or later; or
(b) non-university-based documenters who have been employed by or affiliated with a language-community-based project since no earlier than 01 January 2017.
If an entire team of documenters is nominated, all nominees must meet this definition of "early-career." Self-nomination is permitted and encouraged.

To be eligible, the language documentation collection must be archived and made accessible in a DELAMAN archive (with no or only minimal access restrictions), and it must provide rich audio and video documentation, keywords, comprehensive metadata, and explanatory material or guides, as well as transcription, translation and annotation of a subset of the AV collection.
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Nominee name *
Nominee email *
Nominator name *
Nominator email *
DELAMAN Archive where collection is located *
URL, DOI or other Persistent Identifier of collection *
Language(s) documented in the collection (including ISO 639-3 codes) *
A brief description (< 500 words) of the contents / coverage of the collection, including types of documentation; genres; size of collection (hours/minutes of audio video); amount (hours/minutes) and level of  transcription, translation & annotations. *
If the collection is part of a larger group project clearly indicate which part of the collection was created by the nominee (< 250 words). *
An explanation (< 500 words) of the significance of the collection, identifying what makes the collection an outstanding example of an archival endangered language collection. *
Nominee CV (Please provide a link to the document, posted either on a webpage or in a file share program).  Please DO NOT copy and paste your CV here. *
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