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From everyone at AILDI, we wish you a happy Indigenous Peoples' Day this year. Today we celebrate the resilience of our nations, acknowledge our inherent sovereignties, and remain committed to safeguarding land, language, spirit, knowledge, and tradition for generations to come.
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Something new was coming to fruition as Sequoyah worked to take the spoken Cherokee language and put it written form.
The Cherokee Nation is celebrating 200 years of the #Cherokee syllabary's #resiliency and adapting technologies like the printing press defend their rights.
Check out the full story — in #Tsalagi and English!
How do you #UseYourLanguage?
15th First Nations Language Keepers Gathering
This year's online virtual gathering hosted in Saskatoon has the theme 'Our Sacred Languages Walk With Us'. No registration required! The gathering is free and open to everyone.A leading national gathering devoted to preserving, promoting and protecting First Nations languages and cultures, FNLKG brings together academics, Elders, Knowledge Keepers, master speakers, educators, community leaders and students from across Canada and the United States.Keynotes include Dr. Herman Michell and Ramona A. Billette, with Elders, and Learners Panel and eight different workshops.To attend, visit the FNLKG site's home page on September 21 & 22 and press play on the Vimeo videostream on the page at 8am MST.Check out the site for a full schedule and more info.
How do you #UseYourLanguage? Check out what Fort Yuma elders are doing and saying in #Kwtsaan.
The Indigenous Resilience Center will work directly with Native American nations to address environmental challenges in ways that respect Native and Indigenous sovereignty and knowledge.
Woah! The Indigenous Resilience Center (IRC) is launched at UA to work directly with Native nations to advance resilience and address environmental challenges in ways that respect Indigenous sovereignties and knowledges.
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‘Can we learn from the past? What ancient Storytellers contributed to our current Sign Language’
Looking back is as important as looking forward.
Join us for a Zoom talk by Dr. Melanie McKay-Cody (Cherokee Deaf), Assistant Professor in Deaf Studies at the University of Arizona, on September 24th, 9-10am MST.
Meeting ID: 82332879109 Passcode: 960536
All are welcome!
Sign language interpreters provided and other accommodations available upon 5 business days advance request (contact: Lisa Furr, ASL Faculty: [email protected]).
Don't miss it!
The Indigenous Language Institute is holding its fifth presentation for the 2021 ILI Websymposium, "How do WE do this? Who will come? A virtual language learning 'family affair'' by Dr. Sheilah E. Nicholas (Hopi). The presentation will be approximately 1 hour with Q&A to follow.
In her own words:
"Premised in my own 'learner-driven' approach to relearning Hopilavayi, and COVID-19 forefronting virtual gathering spaces, we, naanatim (family), embarked on a learner-driven 'family affair' approach to learn our language and reconnect to community. Six of us continue to zoom weekly from Washington state, Hawai‘i and Arizona. My story “how we are doing this,” as a long-held aspiration to reclaim my matrilineal responsibility of passing on our Hopilavayi (Hopi language) and culture as 'mother' to my own as well as my biological and clan sisters’ children/grandchildren (a tradition disrupted by the diaspora of multiple generations of Hopi people away from community)."
Registration is $50 for the event on Friday, October 8th (7am Alaska / 8am PST / 9am MDT / 10am CST / 11am EST).
Register here: is.gd/NicholasILI
On this day in 2007, the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples was adopted by the United Nations General Assembly:
'Indigenous peoples have the right ... to self-determination ... to revitalize, use, develop, and transmit to future generations [our] histories, languages, oral traditions, philosophies, writing systems and literatures... to [our] traditional medicines and ... practices, including conservation of [our] vital medicine plants, animals, and minerals ...’
Today, we remember Laura Cornelius Kellogg (Oneida; September 10, 1880 – 1947), leader, author, orator, activist and visionary. Considered one of the most educated women of her time, she was a founder of the Society of American Indians.
Speaking five languages fluently, including Oneida, she compiled perhaps the first Native written grammar of the Oneida language in 1898. She used her oratory skills to advocate for the renaissance and sovereignty of the Six Nations, for the right for communal tribal lands, tribal autonomy, and self-government.
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Adrienne Tsikewa (invited, Zuni Pueblo) is an alum of AILDI and teaching at this year's Summer Institute for a second consecutive summer! Check out her welcome and introduction to the course 'Linguistics for Native Communities'.
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Don't worry, there's still time.
Apply for AILDI's partial tuition scholarships for this year’s 2021 Summer Institute. Visit us at v.gd/AILDIscholarship for more information. Don’t miss the deadline: Tomorrow, Friday April 30th, 2021.
Are you ready for AILDI 2021?
Make sure you're signed up and registered, then check out Dr. Amy Fountain's welcome and introduction on 'Evaluating Technology' at AILDI this summer!
Mother Tongue Film Festival | Ends May 2021
Doing anything fun this weekend? 🎥🍿👀
Check out the Mother Tongue film festival going on until May 2021!
Featuring events, talks, and both feature-length and short films developed by language communities across the world, the 2021 theme 'The Healing Power of Storytelling' highlights the unique ability of film to bring connection, understanding, and healing.
Films and documentaries are only available for specific dates! Check it out and register now for free.
‘Language of Wellness’ language revitalization webinar | this Thursday, April 22 @ 1:00-2:30pm AZ / MST (12-1:30 Pacific / 3-4:30 Eastern)
Featuring Nuu-Chah-Nulth community member speakers including Chuutsqa L. Rorick, JC Lucas, Levi Martin, and Tsimka Martin.
Register now at: v.gd/WELLNESS
In recognition of her work, amongst Tufts University's Class of 2021 honorary degree awardees is one linguist dedicated to preserving America’s indigenous languages.
This May 23, AILDI Director and renowned Tohono O'odham linguist, scholar, & poet Dr. Ofelia Zepeda, Ph.D., is to receive an honorary Doctor of Letters from Tufts University in a virtual Commencement ceremony.
Serving as Regents Professor of Linguistics at UA and the one representative for all US Native communities on the UNESCO International Decade of Indigenous Languages (2022-2032), her teaching and scholarship provide resources for Indigenous language educators and activists for which she also received a MacArthur Fellowship.
With three published books of poetry, she is also the series editor of Sun Tracks, the award winning publication series focusing on Native authors.
Join us in congratulating her! 🎉
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Updates on UNESCO's Global Action Plan on the International Decade of Indigenous Languages | April 26th, 2021 @ 12pm EST / 9am PST
This side-event webinar on UNESCO’s GAP on the IDIL (2022-2032) will include Alvin Warren (Santa Clara Pueblo) as moderator, with speakers presenting Indigenous solutions and strategies implemented in media & education, and steps to be addressed at the national & international levels to revitalize Indigenous languages.
The event will also include informal comments after if time allows. This event will also feature English & Spanish interpretation.
Register now at: tinyurl.com/Indigenouslang426
Have you applied yet?
AILDI is pleased to offer partial tuition scholarships and invites you to apply. Application deadline: April 30th, 2021.
Visit us at v.gd/AILDIscholarship to apply today.