Where Language Unites Humanity
Exploring how words shape thought, culture, and connection.
Humanum is a journal dedicated to the study and celebration of linguistic diversity. Through thoughtful research and creative perspectives, we reveal how language bridges worlds and defines the human experience.
About Vox Humanitas
Our Vision
Our Mission
A world where linguistic diversity is celebrated as a cornerstone of human heritage, where learners are inspired to embrace multilingualism, and where understanding language becomes a pathway to deeper cross-cultural empathy and global citizenship.
To bridge cultures and minds through the exploration of linguistic diversity, sharing how languages shape our understanding of the world and connect humanity across borders. Through accessible content and scholarly insight, we illuminate the beauty, complexity, and cultural significance embedded in every language.
Vox Humanitas is a journal dedicated to the study and celebration of linguistic diversity. Through thoughtful research and creative perspectives, we reveal how language bridges worlds and defines the human experience.
Share the Wonder
Capture the joy of discovering how languages work and invite others to see the world through different linguistic lenses.
Our
Goals
Preserve What's Precious
Advocate for endangered languages, because every language lost is a unique way of being human that disappears forever.
Build Bridges
Reveal how each language carries the soul of its speakers—their values, humor, and unique way of understanding life.
Inspire Fellow Travelers
Encourage language learning not for credentials, but for the
profound satisfaction of genuine human connection across cultures.
About the Founder
Edward Fanhua Wu (Chinese Character: 吴梵华) is a senior at Phillips Exeter Academy with a passion for unraveling the connections between language, culture, and human cognition. Fluent in six languages, including French, Latin, Ancient Greek, Italian, Mandarin Chinese, and English, Edward has spent years exploring how different linguistic structures reveal unique ways of understanding the world.
What began as an early-year fascination with books about ancient Greek mythology has evolved into a serious study of comparative linguistics, etymology, and the anthropological dimensions of language. Through this platform, Edward shares insights gained from both formal study and immersive cultural experiences, making complex linguistic concepts engaging and relevant to modern audiences.
