Ancient Voices, Modern Tools

Check out this article from the Indigenous Language Institute:

Who are you if your identity is based on your language, and your language is dying?

It’s a question posed by teen participants in a digital-media workshop titled “Ancient Voices, Modern Tools,” at Santa Fe’s Indigenous Language Institute. The 13 students involved learned how to use film as an educational tool to promote the use of Native tongues. The three-day workshop culminated Thursday with an in-class screening (popcorn included) of the completed works, which ran 3 to 5 minutes — and packed a lot of story into that tight time frame.

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Kim Christen

I am an Assistant Professor at Washington State University. I use this blog to keep myself writing. I blog about Australian Aboriginal politics, Indigenous issues, Indigenous new media, cultural politics, and other issues that come up. I made the icon above at Portrait Icon Maker

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