Second Tongue Archive was created to preserve what often disappears in silence: the cultural knowledge, memories, and stories carried by immigrant and diaspora communities. We believe that language is more than communication; it’s identity, emotion, and traditions. But we also believe that culture is bigger than just language. From recipes to lullabies, family sayings to sacred rituals, these pieces of tradition are passed from person to person, often undocumented, unrecorded, and at risk of being forgotten. This archive exists to store them with care.