Education is the greatest equalizer of all
The Power of Naming When we say Nute’ Ni in Zomi, မိခင်များနေ့ in Burmese, or Mother’s Day in English, we’re not just using different words—we’re expressing entire worldviews. As a linguist studying Southeast Asian cultures, I’ve discovered how these terms reveal core values about family, community, and…
Long ago, in the misty, rolling hills of the Zomi land, there lived a humble farmer named Thangpi. His days were spent tending to his small plot of terraced land, where he grew rice and vegetables to sustain his family.…
Contributor Guidelines (How to submit articles, audio, and eBooks) Volunteer Opportunities (Translators, editors, forum moderators) Monthly Community Challenges (e.g., “Submit your favorite Zomi proverb”) Collaborations with Zomi scholars, churches, NGOs, and educational institutions.
The Zomi Language and Literature Resource Center is a non-profit, community-driven initiative dedicated to preserving, promoting, and developing resources for the Zomi language and its rich literary heritage. Our mission is to empower the Zomi community through open access to…
