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Language Revitalization is a category focused on books that document, analyze, and support efforts to reclaim, maintain, and expand the everyday use of endangered, Indigenous, and minoritized languages. Works in this area range from practical guides and community case studies to theoretical and policy analyses, covering topics such as language planning, documentation, orthography and literacy, immersion models (language nests, master–apprentice), curriculum and materials development, teacher training, and the use of digital tools and media. They also address social and political dimensions—rights, decolonization, ethics, and community governance—alongside strategies for intergenerational transmission and evaluating impact. This category serves educators, linguists, community leaders, activists, policymakers, and learners seeking evidence-based methods and inspiring examples for restoring languages to daily life.

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