Congratulations to Lis Kerr (BantUGent, MBAM project) for receiving a small grant from the Foundation for Endangered Languages (FEL) to make the first audio recordings of Átɔmb (Tuotomb, ISO 639-3 ttf), an endangered Mbam Bantu language spoken by <300 people in central Cameroon. The project aims to lay the foundations for further work on a community dictionary and grammar sketch. The project was set in motion with a successful first visit to the Boneck village in March 2025, as pictured.
