My IYIL2019

Events

       

19.06.2019 - 16.05.2019

Secwepemctsin

Europe and North America / / Kamloops
Kamloops Public Library

The public is invited to join Ted Gottfriedson to learn about the history and current state of Secwepemctsin, the language of the Secwepemc. Ted is the Language and Culture Department Manager for Tk’emlups te Secwepemc.
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20.06.2019 - 21.06.2019

Wurrung Community Forums

Asia and the Pacific / / Melbourne
Brambuk Living Cultural Centre Halls Gap, Victoria- Shepparton TBC

The Victorian Aboriginal Corporation for Languages will host two Language Development workshops for Victorian Aboriginal Traditional Owners. In a two day styled event, Aboriginal people will be provide with the skills and tools to build Language dictionaries as a pathway for Language reclamation and revival. Each forum is facilitated by Victorian Aboriginal Language Speakers and […]
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21.06.2019 - 21.06.2019

Gïelebiesie_ New Amigos

Europe and North America / / Stora Blåsjön
Gamla skolan Stora blåsjön

A language activity for young people 13-19 years!Come try the New Amigos online game. A Southern Mediterranean North Sami game in several levels of knowledge. Bring your mobile phone, tablet, iPad. You get help installing and playing.We offer lunch.Sign up for Sylvia Sparrock 070-64 66 399 or Laila Wilks 070-22 33 462 no later than […]
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21.06.2019 - 19.07.2019

2019 LSA Linguistic Institute

Europe and North America / / Davis
University of California, Davis

The 2019 LSA Institute at the University of California, Davis will offer several courses and events, including lectures, workshops & symposia, and social gatherings, that bring indigenous and endangered languages, and scholars working on these issues, to the forefront.
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21.06.2019 - 21.06.2019

Campfire Chats

Europe and North America / / Calgary
Sweetgrass Lodge, Calgary Stampede Grounds

Join the University of Calgary on National Indigenous Peoples Day to celebrate the diverse languages in the Treaty 7 region of southern Alberta. A day of cultural events featuring teepee raising, storytelling from Traditional Knowledge Keepers, dancing, drumming, bannock and more.
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