My IYIL2019

Events

       

28.11.2019 - 28.11.2019

Do you speak my language?

Europe and North America / / Joensuu
F101 in Futura building, University of Eastern Finland

Round table discussion titled "Do you speak my language?" will be held in FERA conference on Thursday, November 21, 2019 in Joensuu, Finland. The session will be held at 14.45-16.15 (UTC +2) and it will take place in room F101 in Futura building, University of Eastern Finland.
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03.09.2019 - 27.11.2019

Diné Bizaad bee ałch’į’ yá’áti’, Conversational Navajo

Europe and North America / / Albuquerque
University of New Mexico

Conversational Navajo is open to any individual who is interested in Navajo. Our Navajo language students are encouraged to attend. We also invite speakers of all levels to participate and exchange Navajo language knowledge with students. Conversational Navajo focuses on speaking the language.
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26.11.2019 - 26.11.2019

Language party

Europe and North America / / Perpignan
UPVD PERPIGNAN

Langage party , a day to celabrate langages and focus our attention on indigenous langages
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26.11.2019 - 26.11.2019

Parliament House Reception

Asia and the Pacific / / Canberra
Parliament House

The Australian Library and Information Association; the Australian Public Library Alliance; and National and State Libraries Australia, are hosting at event at Parliament House to help libraries celebrate the International Year of Indigenous Languages and the Year of the Public Domain. This event is by invitation only.
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23.11.2019 - 23.11.2019

LANGUAGE REVITALIZATION POLE – Raise and Installation Ceremony

Global / / Victoria
University of Victoria

About This Project First Nations Education Foundation, in recognition of the importance of Indigenous language and culture and the 2019 UN International Year of Indigenous Languages, has commissioned a Language Revitalization totem pole from renowned Nuu-chah-nulth carver, Tim Paul. "When we use our language," Tim Paul explains, "it is not just another way of saying something; the principles of our culture are embedded in the language and many words simply cannot be translated. It is only by understanding our language can we unlock the most important values, principles, and concepts of who we are." For more information about the Pole and language revitalization please visit: www.fnef.ca
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