Red Hen's secondary goal is the development of computational, statistical, and technical tools for big data science on multimodal communication. See e.g.

Red Hen Lab's Google Summer of Code 2021 Projects page⁠

Red Hen's tertiary goal is pedagogy: see her

Τέχνη Public Site⁠

—Red Hen Lab's Learning Environment

Visit Red Hen's
`YouTube Channel`⁠
⁠

Vist Red Hen's
`Welcome to Potential Contributors`⁠
⁠

Why is it called the "Distributed Little Red Hen Lab™"? Because we are a worldwide, networked cooperative of self-reliant, closely-collaborating researchers contributing to each other and to future researchers. The Little Red Hen is an industrious character in a

folktale⁠

, always open to collaboration but able, willing, and proud to do any job herself, and in good time. We have named our lab in her honor.

The very first Donald Duck cartoon⁠

(1934) is an adaptation of this folk tale; there is also a

1956 Russian version⁠

. Here are a few classic renditions of the folktale in English:

⁠

https://sites.google.com/site/distributedlittleredhen/home⁠

⁠

Tools developed or deployed by Red Hen—theoretical, computational, technical, statistical—are meant to help advance research in any study of multimodal communication, including any area in which there are records of human communication: speech in any language, infant vocalization, Ancient Near Eastern writing systems, Classical Archaeology, text of any kind, notation systems, audio recordings (radio, interviews, . . .), audiovisual records, architecture, signage, gesture, pose, Greek vase painting, Roman sculpture, representations of co-speech gesture in Medieval paintings, and of course, but not foundationally, modern digital media. Red Hen focuses on basic mental operations of cognition, affect, creativity, and communication that appear to have been common across our species for at least the last fifty thousand years, and which have been recruited to great effect by various forms of media. Red Hen finds non-human animal communication interesting, too. Records and methods related to non-human communication or communication between species (e.g., border collies responding to pointing gestures) accordingly fascinate Red Hen.

Red Hen is directed jointly by

Francis Steen⁠

and

Mark Turner⁠

. See Red Hen's

twitter feed⁠

and Crowing Rooster's

News & Announcements⁠

, or our

github account⁠

. Red Hen's cross-disciplinary research projects have been funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, by a Cyberenabled Discovery and Innovation program of the US National Science Foundation

CNS 1028381⁠

and

1027965⁠

(2010-2016, PIs Zhu, Groeling, Steen, & Zhai), by an Anneliese Maier Research Prize from the

Alexander von Humboldt Foundation⁠

awarded to Turner (2016-2020), by the

Research Council of Norway⁠

, by Google Summer of Code four years in a row (see the reports for

2015⁠

2016⁠

, and

2017⁠

), and by many other funders. For particulars, see

Red Hen awards⁠

⁠

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Visit Red Hen's YouTube Channel⁠⁠

Vist Red Hen's Welcome to Potential Contributors⁠⁠

Visit Red Hen's
`YouTube Channel`⁠
⁠

Vist Red Hen's
`Welcome to Potential Contributors`⁠
⁠