Events

Casa Árabe, in collaboration with the Euro-Arab Foundation for Higher Studies (Fundea), are organizing this workshop on "Tifinagh writing", provided by Prof. Fatima Agnaou (Institut Royal de la Culture Amazighe – Rabat).

Sweetgrass First Nations Language Council is made up of Haudenosaunee, Anishinaabe, and Mushkegowuk members who are working on Indigenous language revitalization in their communities. We come together to share strategy, pedagogy, challenges, and stories of success in each of the Nations represented. This conference is the summation of these biannual successes and thought development in efforts to ensure generations to come are able to speak our Indigenous languages.

This Congress intends to pay tribute once again to the Qom referents who started a long road in Rosario to achieve the fulfillment of all the Rights that the National Constitution guarantees for the Original Peoples, vindicating and valuing their culture. Intercultural Education as a Modality in our province has been making a sustained path […]

This conference seeks to celebrate UNESCO’s 2019 Year of Indigenous Languages. Conference themes include, but are not limited to the following: • Community achievements and indigenous languages • Community collaborations and partnerships • Educational policy for language revitalization and maintenance • Indigenous languages into the 21st century • Indigenous voices in popular culture (e.g. social media, fiction, poetry, film, hip hop) • Indigenous languages and multilingualism In the spirit of this celebration, participants will share experiences and knowledge to bring community voices, policy voices, and academic voices together. Further, this is an inclusive conference with a focus on celebrating indigenous languages and bringing indigenous perspectives to the forefront.

The Quechua Language Program and the Kelly Writers House at the University of Pennsylvania are partnering to organize a week of events that promote indigenous language writers and indigenous language use in the Americas, with a special focus on Quechua (South America) and Zapotec (MesoAmerica).