Preserving Stoney Nakoda language through textbooks, podcast
Preserving the Stoney Nakoda language is the purpose behind an ongoing project to create school resources to teach the language to younger generations.
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Preserving the Stoney Nakoda language is the purpose behind an ongoing project to create school resources to teach the language to younger generations.
KANANASKIS, Alta. — The Stoney Nakoda First Nation in southwestern Alberta is using the written word as a way to preserve its traditional oral language.
Kehkimin Wolastoqey language immersion school and the Language Conservancy developed a collection of books and an app to help teach the Wolastoqey language to children at the school and beyond.
As Native Americans this week celebrated Indigenous Peoples Day - the holiday increasingly recognized in the United States in place of "Columbus Day" -
As Native Americans this week celebrated Indigenous Peoples Day -- the holiday increasingly recognized in the United States in lieu of "Columbus Day" --