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Seedtime Multilingual, Inc., is a 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation. It was conceived by the founder, with the purpose of offering services to all language learners and language and culture enthusiasts. We endeavor to improve foreign language acquisition and cultural awareness in rural communities for all learners. An additional target focus is to increase the number of learners in African American communities.
Purpose
- Expand Foreign language and cultural awareness courses in the Mississippi Gulf Coast regions.
- Extend Language and Culture continuing education by providing group classes to schools and businesses, synchronous and asynchronous.
- Engage: Include America Sign Language, Arabic, English for Language Learners (ESL/ELL), French, Japanese, Mandarin, Spanish, Vietnamese
- Enrich: Customized online courses, for industry professionals to study Content-based language for industry, military, healthcare, supply-chain.
Your contributions support access to relevant and marketable skills, preparing students to succeed in foreign language acquisition and gain cultural competence. Multilingualism is becoming the new normal.
Latest Posts
The Quest for Gold in the Foreign Language Classroom
Most are familiar with Mark Twain’s quote: “all that glitters is not gold.” “Mr. Ballou said I could go further than that, and lay it up among my treasures of knowledge, that nothing that glitters is gold. So, I learned then, once for all, that gold in its native...
A Career Expo Focused on Eighth-Graders
Seedtime Multilingual participated in the annual P2P. This amazing event hosts professional organizations to encourage 8th graders to select a career pathway! We were invited and provided interactive cultural activities to students who visited our booth section. Learn more about Pathways to Possibilities here: https://pathways2possibilities.org/contact-p2p/
Culture Trilogy Part I
As leaders ponder how to correct the misdirection of our moral compass, isn’t it time to calculate the cost of ignoring the rich history and culture of African Americans?