CILLDI

Rongo working to revive dying language

Language and culture advocate Tauraki Rongo believes Cook Islanders need to be connected to their land, no matter where they live, so they can help protect it.

'Language is our connection': MSU Northern to host Cree seminar

“I want people to realize there is something very special about these languages and realize that they need to be saved," said Dwayne Lasas.

The Ho-Chunk Nation's language came close to disappearing. An app aims to teach another generation

'Anyone can teach': Training program fosters a new generation of Gwich'in speakers | CBC News

In Old Crow, Yukon, Sophia Flather is excited and hopeful about an upcoming language course she’s organizing — a teacher training program that will have up to 20 students, including some who will fly...

Why some vulnerable languages are experiencing a revival

Many of the world’s 7,000 languages are under threat. But some are experiencing a revival – here’s why.

Three Innovative uses of Artificial Intelligence for Languages: Understanding, Preserving and...

Since Artificial intelligence's inception, it has been deeply connected to language. In this post we look at AI's use in understanding dead languages, preserving endangered languages and learning new...

Mayan Speakers Launch Wiki Glossary Mayan Languages Preservation Project, Staking a Claim Online...

 The Mayan Languages Preservation Project is proud to announce the official launch of its online series of open-source Mayan glossaries on July 7 ...

Native Teaching Aids of St. Ignatius provides resources, games for learning language

Language is the culture and to know your language is to know your culture which is why a St. Ignatius company creates educational resources for 30 Indigenous tribes.

The tenacious woman who provides indigenous language interpreters all over the US

Odilia Romero and her organization want to help hospitals, police stations, courts and schools in Los Angeles and other cities to communicate better

Wildfire Manwurrk: ‘There’s Always Deadly Indigenous Music Around Us - It’s Exciting’

Wildfire Manwurrk are up for three NIMAs, but it’s not success they’re chasing.

The rising ocean will extinguish more than land. It will kill entire languages

As communities are displaced their native tongues wither, but it’s not too late to intervene, says linguist Anastasia Riehl

UBC introduces new font to better represent Indigenous languages

The new font, Whitney Salishan, is a collaboration between UBC, the Musqueam Indian Band and Syilx Nation