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In Broward County, some parents are raising concerns about the future of a bilingual, bicultural program called Dual Language.

With a recent series of trips across India, Nepal, and Pakistan, Yale leadership, along with South Asian Studies Council (SASC) faculty and staff, affirmed and celebrated the ties that have been forged in the region over more than a decade.  

This week's events include a Kongo dance class, pottery date night, and a Grammy-nominated performance. By Summer Aljobory

To submit an event to the community calendar, email news@pinejournal.com.

When Volusia County Schools and the rest of the state quarantined during the COVID-19 pandemic, the district had just lost its superintendent and educators were scrambling to transfer all teaching

The establishment of a Nishnawbe Aski Nation-specific process, the NAN reset table, was one of the highlights at the NAN Special Chiefs Assembly on Education, held at the Delta Waterfront Hotel in Thunder Bay. “We pushed for a NAN-specific process because no longer do we want our communities in the far north to be left behind or be given the short end of the stick with

Five local tribal members talk about what the language means to them, their hopes in teaching it to a new generation, and the future of Salish

Noel Rude, Bruce Rigsby and Haruo Aoki gave decades of their lives to Plateau language preservation. All three men “crossed over to the land of light” in the last year.

MISSION — When he began recording the words of a Native speaker 40 years ago, linguist Noel Rude had no idea that his life’s work would form the foundation of

MISSION — When he began recording the words of a Native speaker 40 years ago, linguist Noel Rude had no idea that his life’s work would form the foundation of