I am Resmi Prakash — a linguist, researcher, writer, storyteller, and environmental humanist. This is my little corner of the internet for the things I study, write, notice, and remember.
Language, learning, lived experience, and the quiet beauty of words that resist easy translation.
My research moves through language, migration, caste, identity and the cultural worlds that words quietly hold.
I work on alternative, inclusive learning models shaped by empathy, environmental literacy and storytelling.
My essays bring research closer to everyday experience, making difficult questions accessible without making them smaller.
An independent, long-term documentation project about untranslatable words from endangered languages of Northeast India.
Not simply an archive. A place for words to breathe, to be felt, seen and remembered.
Read the project