Crow Language Consortium News Today

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — In an effort to preserve and save Indigenous languages from extinction, a conference was held to educate stakeholders and urge immediate action. The International Conference on Indigenous Language Documentation, Education, and Revitalization (ICILDER) took place in Bloomington Oct. 12 & 13 and included many organizations dedicated to preserving world languages. With [...]

Billings, Mont. - The Crow Dictionary App project is complete, free and available through Google Play and the App store thanks to a 2022 grant.

Four students from a town of 250 people in Alaska visited Hardin and Billings last week, in hopes to share culture. Two of those students had never left Alaska before

Humanities Montana earlier this month awarded $42,100 to eight statewide projects, including several Indigenous cultural programs.

Like many indigenous languages in the United States, the Crow language — or Apsáalooke — is facing the threat of extinction. But a recent expansion of the Crow dictionary seeks

Crow language camps have passed the 10-year mark and now look to help produce more materials for younger kids so they will speak the language, which was on the border of extinction.

Historic Crow language print dictionary released after years of development, Historic Crow language print dictionary released after years of development

Little Big Horn College, a tribal college on the Crow Reservation, will host the 10th annual Crow Summer Institute from June 6-24.

Little Big Horn College, in partnership with the Crow Language Consortium, has announced the 10th Annual Crow Summer Institute (CSI) this June.

Press release from the Montana History Foundation: