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   Why is preserving the Ojibwe language important?

   • The preservation of the Ojibwe language is a pivotal step in the preservation of an entire culture. This story was written by an undergraduate student account executive in CLAgency. Meet the team. With as few as 1,000 Native speakers of Ojibwe remaining, preserving the language is more important than ever.

   Preserving a People: Reversing the Decline of Ojibwe Language

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   How hard is it to learn Ojibwe?

   • “Learning to speak Ojibwe is the hard part,” Fairbanks says. ”We’re always trying to improve the quality of language that our students are getting [at the University].” Fairbanks’ work with Ojibwe elders informs his teaching and it gives him a unique insight into the language and its deep history.

   Preserving a People: Reversing the Decline of Ojibwe Language

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   What are the Ojibwe language plans?

   • These plans include the breakdown of sentences in Ojibwe, full transcripts in Ojibwe and English, and the new words and vocabulary created in the process. Once completed, these would then be made available for free on the IISD-ELA website for Ojibwe language learners and teachers to use, in the spirit of preserving and revitalizing the language.

   Revitalizing Language and Communicating Science with Ojibwe

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   What is the Ojibwe translation project?

   • Additionally, Yunus said that part of this project is to develop lesson plans based around each video that’s translated. These plans include the breakdown of sentences in Ojibwe, full transcripts in Ojibwe and English, and the new words and vocabulary created in the process.

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2. cla.umn.edu › ais › storyPreserving a People: Reversing the Decline of Ojibwe Language

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   Apr 25, 2018 · Learn how Professor Brendan Fairbanks, who is Ojibwe and Kickapoo, teaches and researches the endangered language to inspire Native students and elders. Find out how the Department of American Indian Studies offers classes, programs, and cultural activities to support the revitalization of Ojibwe language and heritage.

3. www.sagchip.org › olrp › indexOjibwe Language Revitalization Project

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   Participants from throughout the Tribal community are encouraged to participate in attempts to revitalize the Ojibwe language � to rescue it from slipping away forever. A video was created to present to the August 2007 community meeting discussing the project and mission to salvage the language.

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     Preserving and Restoring the Ojibwe Language: First Speakers | Full Documentary

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5. www.startribune.com › meet-the-bemidji-professorMeet the Bemidji professor on a quest to keep the Ojibwe ...

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   Apr 12, 2020 · Much of Treuer's work centers around Ojibwe language revitalization, the subject of his new book, "The Language Warrior's Manifesto." Language, Treuer says, defines nations, connects...

6. tribalcollegejournal.org › aanikoobidooyaang-tyingAanikoobidooyaang—Tying Things Together: Ojibwe Language ...

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   Feb 15, 2024 · FDLTCC currently offers various academic and extension programs that contribute to language revitalization, including the Anishinaabe language certificate and major, Ojibwemotaadidaa Omaa Gidakiiminaang (the Ojibwe Language Immersion Program), the Ojibwemowining Digital Arts and Storytelling (ODAS) Studio, tribal partnerships, and the Ojibwe Lan...

7. ijc.org › en › revitalizing-language-andRevitalizing Language and Communicating Science with Ojibwe ...

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   Aug 19, 2020 · Revitalizing Language and Communicating Science with Ojibwe Translations. Kevin Bunch. August 19, 2020. Language is important. Although we may not be fully conscious of it, the language we speak shapes how we see the world and relate to it.

8. www.youtube.com › watchOjibwe Language Revitalization at UMN - YouTube

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   Aug 18, 2022 · 205. 7.5K views 1 year ago. http://cla.umn.edu/ojibwe - Students, alumni, and faculty from the University of Minnesota’s Ojibwe language program discuss (in Ojibwe!) the techniques...

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