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Braverman, an apathetic human being, at least gives me my lesson content on language towards migration. I am ashamed that her distasteful comments come from the shores of the U.K.
Compassionate Tories = oxymoron. #languageinthenews @EngLangBlog
The Gracemere State School has become the first in the Rockhampton region to teach an indigenous language. https://t.co/PNrJc2LX5T @islastanich #7NEWS
new post for our language column "Language Matters": new words of 2020 - written by Paul Warren #kiwilinguistics #languageinthenews #lovelinguistics https://t.co/oN85BDtmc4
Following a campaign led by Gomeroi woman Rachael McPhail, Australia Post has agreed to support using traditional place names on mail, and has provided a guide on its website for how to formally include place names in addresses. #languageinthenews https://t.co/wyVqwEzIep
The new Canadian Broadcasting Channel North director wants to hire more Indigenous language speakers to present on the media platform. #languageinthenews
https://t.co/m8dDAyrLE4
In these new times you may have noticed difficulty communicating with others who are wearing masks - but why is this? This article provides a fascinating explanation!
https://t.co/hePJa4hPQa
#Masks #FaceMask #COVID #Linguistics #Language #LanguageInTheNews
In the Pilbara, WA, Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre is conducting a census-like community survey to assess what needs and demands there are to keep languages strong and ensure knowledge is passed on to younger generations. #languageinthenews
https://t.co/iJkYdxtqgi
In this interview, Ojibwe language instructor Randy Gresczyk discusses language revitalisation during the pandemic. Reflecting on the meaning of his work, he says: "For some people, speaking Ojibwe is even a prayer". #languageinthenews https://t.co/us075Kf42F
In the Thumb of Michigan, a series of nature preserves have had their official titles changed, with the addition of names from First Nations languages, including Anishinaabemowin, Huron-Wendat, Lenape, and Lakota languages. #languageinthenews
https://t.co/u3xMyRQsoJ
One upside of remote learning is accessibility - and because of that, CHamoru language teacher Michael Bevacqua has seen his class numbers skyrocket! #languageinthenews https://t.co/SSDdjlMBeY
Learn about the recent history Te Reo M��ori in Aotearoa New Zealand, and the efforts to achieve government recognition of the language, with Māori studies lecturer Professor Vini Olsen-Reeder. #languageinthenews
https://t.co/RTOsvIT44w
A bush medicine garden featuring educational signs in Arrernte has opened in Mparntwe/Alice Springs, honouring the legacy of a long-time Arrernte teacher. [Warning: this article contains the name & image of a person who has passed away] #languageinthenews https://t.co/Vwvvfmf9QX
The Wakka Wakka language is a key part of the Yumbin program at Eidsvold State School, west of Bundaberg. Says Aunty Doris Chapman: "We're not only sharing our words but a piece of ourselves and our culture." #languageinthenews https://t.co/SNaOKDkX30
Students learning Kwakwakaʼwakw at North Island College (BC, Canada) have found new ways to study during the pandemic. #languageinthenews https://t.co/XoVy3U78GO
The Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) has named its building ‘Maraga’, a word meaning ‘strong and robust shield’ in Ngunnawal, to acknowledge the land upon which AIATSIS sits. #languageinthenews https://t.co/hY989xanU1
Gomeroi woman Rachael McPhail is encouraging people to take note of the First Nation country you send your mail to by writing it on the letter. McPhail is urging Aus. Post to include Indigenous place names in official address titles. #languageinthenews https://t.co/5OtFoDcIsI
In honour of Tongan Language Week, Pakilau Manase Lua discusses the importance of inclusion and representation of Pasifika peoples in Aotearoa, New Zealand. #languageinthenews https://t.co/OH4PC1wTlU
QR codes that enable books to be read aloud are assisting with the reading and sharing of books in first languages. #languageinthenews https://t.co/Lc629peYLf
Patricia Ellis talks about her work revitalising Dhurga, her ancestral language from the Yuin Nation. She discusses the importance of speaking her language, and the journey she and her siblings took to produce ‘The Dhurga Dictionary'. #languageinthenews
https://t.co/o78uiqXjS2
Indigenous Literacy Day is coming up on Sept 2nd. Jessica Mauboy will be performing songs in Tiwi & Mangarryai at @IndigenousLF's virtual premiere event, which will celebrate Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander peoples' first languages. #languageinthenews
https://t.co/q3TZMjJ15Y
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