The Endangered Alphabets Project has promoted or supported the following scripts and their communities of origin:
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- Mro, Marma, Chakma, Sylheti, and Tripura from Bangladesh and India
- Meitei Mayek, Ol Chiki, Tolong Siki, Wancho, Tai Ahom, Sharada, Sora Sompeng, Sourashtra, Tangsa, Tulu, Chisoi, Warang Citi, Takri and Zo from India
- Chu-Nom, Tai Dam, Tai Tham, Pahauh Hmong, and Eastern and Western Cham from Southeast Asia
- Cherokee, Ojibwe, Osage and Abenaki from the United States
- Cree and Inuit from Canada
- Thaana from the Maldives
- Ainu and Ryukyuan (Okinawan) from Japan
- Mandombe from the Congo
- Adinkra from Ghana
- Tifinagh from the Amazigh communities of North Africa
- Adlam, N’Ko, Bassa Vah, Wolof, Bamum and Vai from West Africa
- Beria, Coptic, Sudanese, Somali Bantu, and Luo from East Africa
- Ditema tsa Dinoko from Southern Africa
- Assyrian, Syriac, Samaritan, Avestan and Mandaic from the Middle East
- Javanese, Balinese, Sundanese, Bugis, Batak, Lampung and Rejang from Indonesia
- Hanifi Rohingya and Kayah Li from Myanmar
- Manchu, Naxi, Nüshu, Sawndip, Yi and Sui from China
- Kalmyk, from the Kalmyk Republic in Eastern Europe
To see where endangered alphabets are found, and where the Endangered Alphabets Project has worked, visit our Atlas of Endangered Alphabets.
