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That our languages thrive, not merely survive: Skwomesh immersion

With many Indigenous languages being listed as “critically endangered” as a result of having only a handful of fluent speakers left, it can seem like the one option left is to document these languages before they die out completely. Sort of like the linguistic version of freezing your body and Read more

By âpihtawikosisân, 10 yearsMarch 19, 2016 ago
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“How can I help” answered concretely

Generally, once people become aware of Indigenous issues in a clear sense, the first question is “how can I help”? Having faced this question so many times with only vague answers in my head, I have thought a lot about how best to answer this question with something concrete. After Read more

By âpihtawikosisân, 11 yearsSeptember 18, 2014 ago
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