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**Time**: 19:00-20:30 CET<br>
**Location**: <https://stream.vvvvvvaria.org/>
What is the role of the vernacular in language and technology? We invite you to join us online for the launch of Vernaculars come to matter which brings together a range of stories and practices that address this question. It is made in the context of the project VLTK, a Vernacular Language Toolkit in the making.
What is the role of the vernacular in language and technology? We invite you to join us online for the launch of *Vernaculars come to matter* which brings together a range of stories and practices that address this question.
In this publication, the vernacular appears in the counterdictionaries and formatterings of language; as a plurivocal remix bringing together recycled skills, diskarte practices, and humble templates; at eye level in the reverse diasporic circulation of Dutch-Turkish street typography; as an ongoing struggle with bureaucratic rigidity while transitioning gender or name; as a way to navigate the Leftove.rs archive of MayDay Rooms, where the ephemera of radical, anti-oppressive, and working class movements requires a very particular attention; or in the attitudes of photo editing software, such as ImageMagick, manifested as software culture.
Vernaculars come to matter is edited by Cristina Cochior, Julie Boschat-Thorez, and Manetta Berends with contributions from Cengiz Mengüç, Clara Balaguer, Michael Murtaugh, Ren Loren Britton, and Rosemary Grennan. During this launch, the contributors will introduce their work and talk about different forms of vernacular culture.
*Vernaculars come to matter* is edited by Cristina Cochior, Julie Boschat-Thorez, and Manetta Berends with contributions from Cengiz Mengüç, Clara Balaguer, Michael Murtaugh, Ren Loren Britton, and Rosemary Grennan. During this launch, the contributors will introduce their work and talk about different forms of vernacular culture.
This is the first publication of the *everyday-technology-press*, a new publishing initiative of Varia.
The publication will be published both in a printed and digital form by the *everyday-technology-press*, a new publishing initiative of Varia.
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