Funding loss threatens Victoria Indigenous language program
The Victoria Native Friendship Centre is scrambling after losing the main source of funding for a program that teaches Indigenous languages, staff say
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The Victoria Native Friendship Centre is scrambling after losing the main source of funding for a program that teaches Indigenous languages, staff say
The Victoria Native Friendship Centre is scrambling after losing the main source of funding for a program that teaches Indigenous languages, staff say
A report by the First Peoples Cultural Council on the Status of BC First Nations Language: kids are learning Indigenous language as their first language.
The number of First Nations people engaged in their languages grew 20 per cent in the last year, according to the First Peoples’ Cultural Council.
There has been "remarkable growth" in the number of Indigenous people in B.C. who are learning their languages, according to a new report.