“Everybody is equipped to learn their language, because the language is in our DNA. It’s in our soul memory. It’s in everything we do.”
– Lynda Minoose
Community-led efforts grounded in the advice of Elders and Indigenous Language Keepers and by supporting the work designed and delivered by Indigenous communities and organizations.
The Towards Indigenous Language Revitalization: An Informative Resource recognizes and is intended to complement the revitalization actions across Canada. As a tool, the resource is for communities, language teachers, and education systems engaged in efforts to preserve, protect, revitalize, and sustain Indigenous languages.
Braiding Stories to Live By is focused on co-creating Indigenous young women gatherings unique to each community we work with.
CILLDI works to support Indigenous language revitalization through their annual summer school, in-community work, and research on Indigenous languages in Canada and abroad.
First Peoples’ House is a student service centre for First Nations, Métis and Inuit students at the University of Alberta offering programs and services to help students achieve academic success and personal growth.
Focused on developing young Indigenous womens’ self-worth, pride and respect of self and others through the learning of cultural values using Indigenous languages.
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