Dwayne Lasas News Today

Linguistic lecturers have an opportunity to exchange the latest ideas about teaching native tribal languages to ensure the preservation of Indigenous cultures.

BILLINGS, Mont. -- The Intertribal Class 7 Language Summit is bringing educators together to share opportunities and strategies to ensure that future generations are fluent speakers of their native language.

Over the course of the last three days, indigenous language educators have come together at the Inter-Tribal Language Summit, hosted by Montana State University (MSU), Billings.

Over the course of the last three days, indigenous language educators have come together at the Inter-Tribal Language Summit, hosted by Montana State University (MSU), Billings.

Over the course of the last three days, indigenous language educators have come together at the Inter-Tribal Language Summit, hosted by Montana State University (MSU), Billings.

Over the course of the last three days, indigenous language educators have come together at the Inter-Tribal Language Summit, hosted by Montana State University (MSU), Billings.

Over the course of the last three days, indigenous language educators have come together at the Inter-Tribal Language Summit, hosted by Montana State University (MSU), Billings.

“I want people to realize there is something very special about these languages and realize that they need to be saved," said Dwayne Lasas.