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26.10.2019 - 31.12.2019

Katutubo Exchange School of Living Traditions for Tagbanwa

Asia and the Pacific / / Aborlan, Palawan
Cabigaan National High School, Cabigaan, Aborlan, Palawan, Philippines

Katutubo Exchange School of Living Traditions is an informal training for the Tagbanwa indigenous script, a very important tool in communication.
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29.10.2019 - 29.10.2019

Indigenous Languages Workshop

Europe and North America / / Limerick
University of Limerick

This event will be an afternoon workshop with multiple presenters, specifically on indigenous languages in a digital world.
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22.11.2019 - 22.11.2019

Késhjéé’: The Navajo Shoe Game

Europe and North America / / Albuquerque
University of New Mexico

Késhjéé’ is only played in the winter after the first freeze of the year has occurred. At this event, Mr. Kevin Belin will teach késhjéé’ protocols, tell historical stories, and the audience will learn to sing késhjéé’ songs and play késhjéé’.Késhjéé’ or the Shoe Game originated due to the disagreement of how long the day or night should last. The first game ended in a draw and as a result today we have both day and night. Késhjéé’ is more than a story, it is a teaching tool for everyone.
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21.11.2019 - 21.11.2019

Perspectives in Health, Law, and Human Services: Indigenous Languages and Cultures in Our Practice

Global / / Baltimore
University of Maryland, Baltimore

United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has designated 2019 as International Year of Indigenous Languages. The UMB Writing Center, Center for Global Education Initiatives, and Office of International Services have officially joined the worldwide programming with a discussion of decolonial perspectives and practices in health and human services education here at the University of Maryland, Baltimore.Come and learn about the Indian Child Welfare Act and its connections to current health and human services education and practice before engaging in a curated dialogue focused on how we, as students, faculty, and practitioners can work with Indigenous communities to provide more equitable health, legal, and human services.
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01.11.2019 - 02.11.2019

PRIMER CONGRESO DE EDUCACIÓN BILINGÜE

Latin America and the Carribean / / Rosario
Escuela Normal Superior N*36 "Mariano Moreno"

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 […]
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18.10.2019 - 18.10.2019

Effects of climate change to Saami people

Europe and North America / / Oulu
Kontinkangas Campus, Aapistie 5 B, 90014 Oulu, Finland

A video lecture on effects of climate change to Saami people. Lecture is given in North Saami language and subtitled in English.
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30.10.2019 - 30.10.2019

Construyendo una visión de preservación: ¿Por qué recordar las lenguas indígenas?

Latin America and the Carribean / / Cartagena de Indias
Universidad de Cartagena, Campus San Pablo

To celebrate identity and diversity, the University of Cartagena’s Professional in Foreign Languages undergraduate program hosts a one-day workshop which aims to create awareness and foster a common understanding between students, education professionals, and civil society organizations, in relation to the importance of preserving indigenous languages in an indigenous-descendant country such as Colombia.
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01.11.2019 - 02.11.2019

Sweetgrass First Nations Language Council’s Biannual Conference: From Cradle to Grave

Europe and North America / / Cornwall, ON
Ramada by Wyndham Cornwall

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.
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