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UC Berkeley's language archive breathes new life into endangered Indigenous languages
THE CALIFORNIA LANGUAGE ARCHIVE is the largest, most comprehensive physical and digital collection of records of Indigenous ...
Decades of government policies aimed at forcibly assimilating Native Americans, guided by the notion of “kill the Indian and save the man,” included generations of Indigenous children ripped away from ...
For more than 300 years, the Monterey Bay area has served as a cultural and linguistic crossroads where diverse communities have met, mingled, and exchanged ideas. One of the lesser-known but deeply ...
Decades of government policies aimed at forcibly assimilating Native Americans, guided by the notion of “kill the Indian and save the man,” included generations of Indigenous children ripped away from ...
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this article contains the name of an Indigenous person who has died, used with the permission of their family. Pertame grandmother Auriel ...
Handbook 1. Awakening our languages: an introduction -- Handbook 2. Learning about language resources --Handbook 3. Conducting a language survey -- Handbook 4. Envisioning a language program -- ...
A collaborative effort between the Future Stewards Program and the RIT Department of Modern Languages and Culture has resulted in the Indigenous language and culture education, preservation and ...
This story originally appeared on Underscore News. Decades of government policies aimed at forcibly assimilating Native Americans, guided by the notion of “kill the Indian and save the man,” included ...
National Breath of Life participants analyze archival materials at a National Breath of Life workshop in Washington D.C. in 2015. For many Indigenous communities, revitalizing a lost or nearly lost ...
After seeing its Martin Scorsese pic Killers of the Flower Moon, depicting the “Reign of Terror” in Osage territory, score 10 Academy Award nominations including Best Picture, Apple has announced new ...
Billions of dollars are spent annually on Indigenous programs and services. Yet we know little about which programs are effective, and often struggle to understand their impact. That’s why evaluating ...
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