January 6, 2025 NAAR DE NEDERLANDSE VERSIE HIERONDER A screenshot of the first page of the law proposal The Dutch Ministry of Education,...

Prof. Ken Cruickshank from Sydney Australia visits Eindhoven City Hall to talk about heritage language education and its value.

The FOHLC Europe team organized its 4th successful conference with inspirational examples and practical strategies.

The most recent endorsement of HLE Network's "9 Myths" infographic is from an academic and book author specializing in teacher education.

HLE Network helped make possible a BA thesis that explores the important role of heritage language education in the Netherlands.

HLE Network is named a "regional best practice" of education on the Brainport region.

At HLE Network, we believe in the power of heritage language education to enhance a child's well-being.

The Romanian School was featured in an international report for their use of AI in heritage language education.

Nu in het Nederlands: een eenvoudig te gebruiken lijst met aanbevelingen opgesteld voor iedereen om HL-onderwijs te helpen verbeteren.

HLE Network has been welcomed as official partner of Utrecht University's Multilingual Voices in STEM Education (Multi-STEM) project.

We connected with Arturo Díaz, Managing Director at the NHLRC, to find out more about the latest trends in HL research in the U.S.

The 3rd annual FOHLC Europe Conference was a success! Over 200 registered from 40 countries representing 50 languages. Videos now available.

Sweden has the strongest known legal protection of the right to study home/heritage languages. How does it work there?

For anyone interested in heritage language education, this is a must-read and a must-share article about language loss, from BBC Future.

The organizers of the FOHLC Europe conference for heritage language education teachers and managers now bring to you a new blog!

We are happy to welcome Dr. Sabine Little to our Advisory Council!

HLE Network now offers outreach services. We provide presentations and workshops that challenge misconceptions about HL education.

New research from the Vrije Universiteit demonstrate that negative attitudes about heritage language maintenance persist in NL.

A survey by the government's SCP socio-economic think-tank found that children of immigrants are more likely than their parents to feel excl

Caregivers – and communities more broadly – need to be empowered to raise children with multiple languages from infancy if they so desire.