About half of the world’s 7,000 languages are under threat - and especially its Indigenous languages, which are disappearing at a rate of one a fortnight. Māori media company Te Hiku Media has taken a 21st-century approach to stopping the slide. Here, as CEO Peter-Lucas Jones explains, it built an AI to help transcribe 30 years of Māori-language archival recordings, in which Indigenous elders passed down their priceless knowledge and customs. To create the tool, Te Hiku launched a reading compet
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About half of the world’s 7,000 languages are under threat - and especially its Indigenous languages, which are disappearing at a rate of one a fortnight. Māori media company Te Hiku Media has taken a 21st-century approach to stopping the slide. Here, as CEO Peter-Lucas Jones explains, it built an AI to help transcribe 30 years of Māori-language archival recordings, in which Indigenous elders passed down their priceless knowledge and customs. To create the tool, Te Hiku launched a reading compet
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Nahuatl: the living language of the Aztec! Spoken mainly in central Mexico, this indigenous language is alive and well! #language #todayilearned #linguistics #learning #history #education #indigenous #nahua #nahuatl #mexico | Lite Linguistics
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Nahuatl: the living language of the Aztec! Spoken mainly in central Mexico, this indigenous language is alive and well! #language #todayilearned #linguistics #learning #history #education #indigenous #nahua #nahuatl #mexico | Lite Linguistics
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About half of the world’s 7,000 languages are under threat - and especially its Indigenous languages, which are disappearing at a rate of one a fortnight. Māori media company Te Hiku Media has taken a 21st-century approach to stopping the slide. Here, as CEO Peter-Lucas Jones explains, it built an AI to help transcribe 30 years of Māori-language archival recordings, in which Indigenous elders passed down their priceless knowledge and customs. To create the tool, Te Hiku launched a reading compet
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About half of the world’s 7,000 languages are under threat - and especially its Indigenous languages, which are disappearing at a rate of one a fortnight. Māori media company Te Hiku Media has taken a 21st-century approach to stopping the slide. Here, as CEO Peter-Lucas Jones explains, it built an AI to help transcribe 30 years of Māori-language archival recordings, in which Indigenous elders passed down their priceless knowledge and customs. To create the tool, Te Hiku launched a reading compet
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With 204 Indigenous communities and more than 30 Indigenous languages, the six diverse and beautiful regions in British Columbia offer extensive, authentic Indigenous experiences. Connect with the people and languages that have spoken the land, collected the knowledge, and passed the stories of Indigenous BC for thousands upon thousands of years. Let #IndigenousBC inspire your 2026 travel plans. | Indigenous Tourism BC
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With 204 Indigenous communities and more than 30 Indigenous languages, the six diverse and beautiful regions in British Columbia offer extensive, authentic Indigenous experiences. Connect with the people and languages that have spoken the land, collected the knowledge, and passed the stories of Indigenous BC for thousands upon thousands of years. Let #IndigenousBC inspire your 2026 travel plans. | Indigenous Tourism BC
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🌍 The UN declared this the International Decade of Indigenous Languages — a reminder of how vital Indigenous language revitalization is worldwide. We sat down with Anishinaabemowin learner & advocate Misko Giizhik Kwe, aka Red Cedar Woman, to talk about the movement to preserve Indigenous languages and her journey of reconnecting with her own. Watch the whole conversation here: https://bit.ly/4nrfFXA | The Social
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🌍 The UN declared this the International Decade of Indigenous Languages — a reminder of how vital Indigenous language revitalization is worldwide. We sat down with Anishinaabemowin learner & advocate Misko Giizhik Kwe, aka Red Cedar Woman, to talk about the movement to preserve Indigenous languages and her journey of reconnecting with her own. Watch the whole conversation here: https://bit.ly/4nrfFXA | The Social
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Every day, all of us speak Indigenous languages — even if we don’t realize it. Winnipeg. Manitoba. Canada. Now, we’re taking action to keep those languages alive. Starting in 2026, new Indigenous language degree programs at UWinnipeg and UCN will train the next generation of Ojibwe and Cree teachers. Let’s lift up our shared heritage and build One Manitoba for all of us. 🦬 Apply now: 🔗 University of Winnipeg (Anishinaabemowin): https://www.uwinnipeg.ca 🔗 University College of the North (Inini
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Every day, all of us speak Indigenous languages — even if we don’t realize it. Winnipeg. Manitoba. Canada. Now, we’re taking action to keep those languages alive. Starting in 2026, new Indigenous language degree programs at UWinnipeg and UCN will train the next generation of Ojibwe and Cree teachers. Let’s lift up our shared heritage and build One Manitoba for all of us. 🦬 Apply now: 🔗 University of Winnipeg (Anishinaabemowin): https://www.uwinnipeg.ca 🔗 University College of the North (Inini
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Native languages carried instructions for water, heat, food, and safety. Schools punished those languages and cut knowledge off from families. Arizona Native History Indigenous History of Arizona Hidden Arizona Stories Native American History Facts Indigenous Rights in the Southwest Erased Native History Voices of the Desert Native Arizona Tribes Southwest Indigenous Culture Decolonizing #ArizonaNativeHistory #IndigenousHistoryOfArizona #NativeArizonaTribes #ErasedNativeHistory #IndigenousRights
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Native languages carried instructions for water, heat, food, and safety. Schools punished those languages and cut knowledge off from families. Arizona Native History Indigenous History of Arizona Hidden Arizona Stories Native American History Facts Indigenous Rights in the Southwest Erased Native History Voices of the Desert Native Arizona Tribes Southwest Indigenous Culture Decolonizing #ArizonaNativeHistory #IndigenousHistoryOfArizona #NativeArizonaTribes #ErasedNativeHistory #IndigenousRights
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☂️ A Year Under The Umbrella Language is identity. Hon. Motsamai Motsamai marks the milestone of adding indigenous languages to public life, restoring dignity, protecting culture, and making sure no community is left behind. #UnderTheUmbrella | Umbrella For Democratic Change - UDC - Botswana
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Use the spark of knowledge to ignite change, burn down oppressive structures, and rebuild Indigenous communities. Foster the success of children through language, culture, and tradition. Learn more at https://www.thinkindigenous.ca/ MARCH 4 -6th, 2026 and register now. #Indigenous #Community #Culture #Tradition #Change | Powwow Times
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Vanuatu is more than paradise — it's a tapestry of cultures, languages, and traditions. With over 100 indigenous languages and diverse island customs, every part of Vanuatu tells a story. The spirit of Vanuatu lives in its people. 🏝 #VanuatuCulture #PacificPride #vanuatubislamalanguageweek | Safekids Aotearoa
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#PNG Melpa Language Learning, I speak my native language so my children can understand and learn from me. | Dorothy Walua
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The tribe with blue eyes😱😱😱 #nativepride #nativeamerican | Native Cultures Consortiums
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Native languages became an unbreakable secret weapon during the World Wars. | The History Page
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This morning’s theme is linguistic and cultural revitalisation. Dr Mike Bruised Head (Many Spotted Horse Clan and the Fish Eater Clan, Kainai First Nation Blood Tribe) was the first in the region to defend his PhD in his native tongue. It’s no secret that there have been many efforts made to diminish indigenous cultures and languages over the last few centuries. Dr Bruised Head, like other native leaders and educators, are leading the way in ensuring that indigenous languages and cultures stay s
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This Solomon Islands Pidgin Language Week, we bring you yourself in five stories of the languages, custom and cultures from the ocean to the highlands of the Solomon Islands 🌺 🇸🇧 Check back for more stories throughout the week. Tagio tumas (thank you) Noelyn Wagapu-Tuza, Isaac Lekelalu Jr and the team at Solokiwi Taranaki for this series! | Ministry for Pacific Peoples
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Chaba Teaches Body Parts in Hadzabe | Indigenous Language Series #fblifestyle | Musa Herry
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Ojibwe on the field. 🏈🪶 A huge win for Indigenous language revitalization — our languages truly belong everywhere. ✊🏼✨ What language do you want to hear next on a football field?! 💭⤵️ (via @cfl) #Ojibwe #Anishinaabemowin #IndigenousLanguages #CFL | indigenous.tv
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ABAO (@abaotw), a Paiwan singer from Taitung, weaves indigenous language into her performances. Writing songs in her mother tongue is a vital yet challenging way to preserve her language and culture—especially for younger generations. Watch #TaiwaninMotion on the TaiwanPlus website. #ABAO #Paiwan #Indigenous #Music #Taiwan | TaiwanPlus
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Learn the Kpelle Bible: John 1: 35 - 42 As always, we are committed to empowering you to learn your native languages. #kpelleclass #KpelleBible #Liberia #Guinea #GuineaKpelle #LanguageEducation | The Kpelleh Project
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“Learning more languages is an opening to life.” In this powerful message Baldomero Cuma Chávez, a Kaqchikel language instructor, reminds us why Indigenous languages matter, not just for communities, but for humanity. At a time when over 40% of the world’s languages are at risk of disappearing, most of them Indigenous, the International Decade of Indigenous Languages (#IDIL) is a global call to action. It brings together governments, Indigenous communities, researchers and civil society to prote
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