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Important Announcement: Temporary Suspension of the Mohawk Language Initiative, read the notice on the website.

KANIEN’KÉHA LANGUAGE INITIATIVE (Mohawk Dictionary) An open source endangered language initiative.

This Toronto Blue Jays logo design is amazing. 🤩

🎨 Designed by Paints by Parkin, an Indigenous artist from Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory.

Grandmother, granddaughter create dictionary to keep language of Kalapuya alive The Kalapuya Tribe's native land spans throughout western and southern Oregon. Aiyanna Brown and her grandmother Esther Stutzman are Kommema Kalapuya, which is the southernmost tribe from the Yoncalla area. They teamed up with a linguist to put together a dictionary to keep their language alive. "Do...

Anishinaabe immersion school looks to expand land-based programming as in-person learning returns Back in the classroom, the Kiizhik Anishinaabe immersion school looks to continue steeping its students in the language and culture.

Introducing the Haudenosaunee Language Program @ Victoria Avenue Library!

In partnership with the Six Nations Public Library, Niagara Falls Public Library will be hosting language instruction on languages of the Grand River territory: Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga, Seneca and Tuscarora, starting in January 2020.

Kanyen'kéha Language (Mohawk)
Beginning Fridays, January 3rd, 6:00 pm

Onöndowa'ga:'Gawë:nö' (Seneca)
Beginning Mondays & Wednesdays, January 6, 6:30 pm

905-356-8080
https://nfpl.info/AdPg

“We must act now if we are to preserve the ancestral inheritance that binds all Shawnee people together,” said Barnes. “We must act now if we wish to continue our traditional communities, for without our language, our ancient religion and beliefs that our parents and grandparents passed onto our traditional communities will be lost.”

Shawnee Chief Ben Barnes: “We are Risk of Losing the Voices of Our Grandparents Forever”

Meet 4 people working to keep Cayuga language alive at Six Nations | CBC News The Cayuga language is considered critically endangered by UNESCO, but over the last 30 years people at Six Nations of the Grand River have been working to ensure that the language survives for future generations.