We had a good protest tonight. My favorite sign was this one, about Tucson (original name closer to cuk-son). #Tucson #Arizona #IndigenousLanguages
Come join us on July 6th for our upcoming meetings for an engaging discussion of endangered and emerging scripts - particularly looking into our ongoing SKN projects. Everyone is welcome - every background and experience can bring something to the table.
âpihtawikosisân is back!!! With a fantastic project:
"I want to demonstrate that we don’t need a million dollar budget and a huge production team – and we certainly can’t wait for these things. I also strongly believe in creating a resource that is free to access. If you are an Indigenous person and Cree is one of your traditional languages, it is your birthright. The more opportunities that exist for you to reclaim that birthright, the better.”
IBBY Canada Opens Call for Papers for 40th World Congress: “Listening to Each Other’s Voices”.
Under the theme “Listening to Each Other’s Voices,” the Congress will explore inclusivity, representation, and sustainability through keynote speeches, workshops, and peer-led discussions.
https://thenewpublishingstandard.com/2025/06/02/ibby-canada-opens-call-for-papers-for-40th-world-congress-listening-to-each-others-voices/
The White River First Nation gifted me with these gorgeous moccasins. I am so grateful for having been able to spend this week with them! #IndigenousLanguages #UpperTanana #wrfn #yukon
The highlight of the drive was, of course, this animal. The Upper Tanana word for this animal should not be used by women. Instead, they use Neetsay, which means “our grandfather”. #yukon #wildlife #indigenousLanguages #taboo
Back after the terrible fire in Hawai'i I made a small donation to the Hawai'ian immersion school ʻAha Pūnana Leo. Today they sent me an annual report. What I love about it: most of the articles are in Hawai'ian! Some may not even have an English translation! There are also lots of wonderful photos of kids learning things in Hawai'ian, but what I really love about it is that they just use the language, even for the business report part. #linguistics #IndigenousLanguages #hawaii
Hawaiian is another story of hope. So is Māori.
In both cases, young people are proud, motivated, and pushing for recognition and use, not just at home, but in schools, media, and government.
#RareTongues #ThatWordChat #IndigenousLanguages
Pakistan – Hindko Literature: A Testament to Linguistic Diversity and Resilience
For publishing professionals, Hindko represents a microcosm of the opportunities and challenges associated with linguistic diversity.
https://thenewpublishingstandard.com/2025/04/19/pakistan-hindko-literature-a-testament-to-linguistic-diversity-and-resilience/
#IndigenousLanguages #Pakistan #SouthAsia #Hindkoliterature #Pakistanbookmarket
@indieauthors