[Commlist] cfp: Nakba Narratives as Language Resources

<https://sina.birzeit.edu/nakba-nlp/>


  Nakba-NLP 2025

*The 1st International Workshop on Nakba Narratives as Language Resources*

Part of theCOLING-2025 <https://coling2025.org/>Conference

Abu Dhabi, UAE (Fully Virtual)

January 20, 2025

The narratives of the (ongoing) Palestinian Nakba possess significant 
historical, cultural, literary, and academic value. Preserving this 
content and empowring it with AI tools is crucial for ensuring its 
accessibility and usability for present and future generations. Nakba 
narratives and testimonies exist in diverse formats such as manuscripts, 
books, audio recordings, novels, and films. Converting this content into 
a machine-understandable format presents a notable challenge. 
Establishing accessible archives and well-annotated collections is 
essential for researchers and historians to verify and share meaningful 
information.

This workshop aims to explore how artificial intelligence, natural 
language processing, and corpus linguistics can assist in understanding, 
disseminating and preserving, Nakba narratives and testimonies. The goal 
is to create accessible, comprehensive, and well-annotated collections 
that empower researchers and historians to validate and share critical 
insights derived from these data. The workshop targets datasets and 
narratives in Arabic, English, and other languages, however, submitted 
articles should be written in English.

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