Francophone Heritage Month (March)

A fun article from French.org about surprising facts regarding French culture.

This site provides an overview of the evolution of La Francophonie, its purpose and how Canada's involvement in this international sphere supports Canada's French community.

Core concepts of Francophone culture are discussed in this article from the Cultural Atlas

An interesting article from Babel Magazine about the French language and why it is one of the most spoken languages in the world

The International Organisation of La Francophonie represents one of the biggest linguistic zones in the world; on this site you can learn about the extent of the IOF’s wide ranging cultures and French accents and its partner languages. You can also access a database with thousands of photos, videos and audio files.

A Wikipedia article that lists all the Francophone countries and territories in the world

Louisiana State University has a section that will interest Canadian francophones. This page is a guide to Cajun French. The page includes: What is Cajun French? Cajun French by Themes, How to Speak French in Louisiana Without Getting in Trouble, and a Cajun-Standard French Glossary.