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First annual Nakota Language Conference being held in Edmonton - Vimarsana News

First annual Nakota Language Conference being held in Edmonton

The Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation will be hosting the inaugural Language Conference at the DoubleTree by Hilton i...

How New Zealand's plan for English and te reo Māori road signs took an unexpected turn - Vimarsana News

How New Zealand's plan for English and te reo Māori road signs took an unexpected turn

Plans to introduce bilingual road signs to New Zealand have sparked a heated political debate between the wish to honor its indigenous Maori culture and opposition that it could compromise road safety.

Source: cnn.com
Lost in translation: How New Zealand's plan for bilingual road signs took an unexpected turn - Vimarsana News

Lost in translation: How New Zealand's plan for bilingual road signs took an unexpected turn

Plans to introduce bilingual road signs to New Zealand have sparked a heated political debate between the wish to honor its indigenous Maori culture and opposition that it could compromise road safety.

Source: yahoo.com
World Cup is a win for Māori, showcasing Indigenous New Zealand culture once banned - Vimarsana News

World Cup is a win for Māori, showcasing Indigenous New Zealand culture once banned

Women's World Cup organizers are celebrating previously suppressed Indigenous New Zealand culture, which extends far beyond the popular Haka.

Source: yahoo.com
World Cup promotes indigenous New Zealand Maori culture - Vimarsana News

World Cup promotes indigenous New Zealand Maori culture

Women's World Cup organizers are celebrating previously suppressed Indigenous New Zealand culture, which extends far beyond the popular Haka.