Gerald Santos

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Filipino Martial Artist, Austronesian studies advocate, Indigenous Philippine Languages researcher,  Gamelan and Kulintang player, member of Bicolano heritage councils, the Austronesian Languages Alliance bridgemaker, board member with a foundation for Aeta Tribal communities, member of the Indigenous Bridges

Bio:

Arthur Soriano - University of Texas - Economics; Retail - Buyer, Sales, Manufacturer & Retailer; Real Estate - Broker & Property Mgr; Marharlikan Chronicles - Creator; Tennis - Certified Instructor

"Rik De Busser is an Associate Professor and the current Chair of the Graduate Institute of Linguistics at National Chengchi University in Taiwan. For over 15 years, he has done research on the Austronesian languages of Taiwan, in particular on the Bunun language."

 Chairperson of Surigaonon Studies Center; language and culture advocate; Surigaonon, Filipino, and English literary writer, has been working on Surigaonon language documentation.

Founder of the non-profit Endangered Alphabets Project. He has spoken about and exhibited his work, especially his carvings of texts in minority scripts, at more than 150 schools, libraries, galleries, museums, colleges and universities in Europe and North America, including Yale, Harvard, Cambridge, and the Smithsonian Institution. He is the author of 18 books, including Endangered Alphabets: An Essay on Writing, The Atlas of Endangered Alphabets, and Endangered Alphabets Word Search Puzzles. Born in England, he has lived since 1980 on the shores of Lake Champlain in the United States.

Proprietor of CalligraFilipino, fine art calligraphy of our traditional script.

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