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Indigenous language teacher using puppet as a fun way to deliver lessons - Vimarsana News

Indigenous language teacher using puppet as a fun way to deliver lessons

Theresa O'Watch was given a puppet by a friend. From there she created Kushi, a grandmother who helps teach Nakoda in the classroom.

Source: cbc.ca
UN launches 10-year survival plan for indigenous languages at risk - Vimarsana News

UN launches 10-year survival plan for indigenous languages at risk

The United Nations launched the 'International Decade of Indigenous Languages' to help them survive, and protect them from extinction."Preserving their languages is not only important for them, but for all humanity," UN General ...

Indigenous communities investing in keeping their languages alive - Vimarsana News

Indigenous communities investing in keeping their languages alive

There's a push across the country to preserve indigenous languages. Many of those languages have gone extinct, and to prevent this tribes are putting more emphasis on language education.

Source: wxyz.com
Indigenous communities investing in keeping their languages alive - Vimarsana News

Indigenous communities investing in keeping their languages alive

There's a push across the country to preserve indigenous languages. Many of those languages have gone extinct, and to prevent this tribes are putting more emphasis on language education.

Source: abc15.com
Muscogee Nation conducts an unforgettable teach-in for the Emory community - Vimarsana News

Muscogee Nation conducts an unforgettable teach-in for the Emory community

Some 200 Emory community members began to absorb the ways of knowing and cosmology of the Muscogee people during a teach-in on the Quad. Listening sessions also took place on both campuses for the Emory community and Nation Citizens to weigh in on the proposed Indigenous Language Path.

Source: emory.edu