Directory: Folklife Members [online copy] Directory: Folklife Members, as of 10 Jan 2014 | Page 31

MEMBER Ü VENUES Ü PERFORMERS Ü SERVICES Ü WORKSHOPS Ü SOCIETIES Ü FOLKLIFE STUDIES p 31 Additional listings for non-Members - these appear online only A.9 A.10 bilingual Entries are welcome STORYTELLING SOCIETIES ORAL HISTORY SOCIETIES ˜ SOCIETY for STORYTELLING ....................... * Society for Storytelling, Morgan Library, Aston Street, Wem SY4 5AU Aims to support and promote the most ancient art of oral storytelling. ⊕ 07534 578 386 : www.sfs.org.uk ˜ ORAL HISTORY SOCIETY ....................... ....................... : www.oralhistory.org.uk ⊕ The Society promotes the collection, preservation and use of recorded memories of the past. • Leid • Iaith • Teanga • Yeth • Glare • Language • A.11 LANGUAGE SOCIETIES Arranged alphabetically: 1. by Country or Region, 2. within Country or Region, by name. ALBA / SCOTLAND ˜ AN COMUNN GÀIDHEALACH ........................ ....................... : www.acgmod.org ⊕ The aims of the Association are to support and develop all aspects of the Gaelic language, culture, history and heritage at local, national and international levels. ˜ SCOTS LEID ASSOCIE / SCOTS LANGUAGE SOCIETY ........... ....................... : www.lallans.co.uk ⊕ The Scots Leid Associe wis foondit in 1972 an aye ettles ti pit forrit a feckfu case for the Scots language in leiterature, drama, the media, education an ilka day uiss. ⊕ The Scots Language Society was founded in 1972 and constantly endeavours to make a strong case for the Scots language in literature, drama, the media, education and every day use. CYMRU / WALES ˜ CYMDEITHAS YR IAITH (The Welsh Language Society) ........... ....................... : http://cymdeithas.org A group of people who seek equality of access to the Welsh language and campaign positively in a non-violent way for the rights of ⊕ people in Wales to use the language in every aspect of everyday life. ELLAN VANNIN / ISLE OF MAN v YN ÇHESHAGHT GHA S