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Bethany Fisher was raised in the Marshall Islands, the daughter of American missionaries who spoke English at home but who insisted that she and her siblings speak the Indigenous language of the island republic everywhere else. The parental say-so proved smart when the family returned to the United States. With the fluency they gained as […]

Confederated Tribes receive grant to combat opioid epidemic

Fresh insights from the Indigenous Language and Technology conference.

A daily 5 minute news wrap for English learners and people with disability. 

This op-ed argues that the U.S. government weaponizes language against asylum seekers who can't access translators.

The 19th annual NIMAs were presented at Darwin Amphitheatre on Larrakia Country.

It's time to decolonize our school systems by reflecting the people who attend them.

A new federal bill introduced last Thursday in Ottawa will allow the Métis Nations of Canada to negotiate a new treaty through which they would achieve more self-governance.

Students from Oliver Elementary, Tuk El Nuit, and Sen’Pok’Chin were given the to leave an orange handprint on the canvas.

Their production, Mukisa, scooped the coveted Best Feature Film award, including four other accolades.