Actividades / Eventos

The conference aimed at deliberation on some action points which these indigenous communities can collectively undertake in order to dive deeper into the social, cultural, linguistic, economic and political discrimination, exploitation and marginalisation they have been facing for centuries to break the shackles they have been bounded to consciously or unconsciously, he noted. https://wemountains.com/05/11/1219/

A talk on indigenous culture and traditions with workshops on learning indigenous languages and the ancient scripts.

On September 12 and 13, 2019, Kebaowek and Wolf Lake will host the second edition of Miaja, a unique get-together event celebrating Anicinabe art, culture and heritage. Everyone is invited, in particular Anicinabe artists, social and political players from the Anicinabe communities and all cultural stakeholders in the Anicinabe territory. It is with great enthusiasm, which we hope will be contagious, that Minwashin invites you to join the crowd. Together, let’s make sure that this year’s Miaja event is the second in what we hope will become a long and lasting tradition. _______________________________________________________________________ Les 12 et 13 septembre prochains, Kebaowek et Wolf Lake seront l’hôte de la deuxième édition du rassemblement Miaja, un événement sans pareil qui célèbre les arts, la culture et le patrimoine de la nation anicinabe. Tous et toutes y sont conviés et tout spécialement, les artistes anicinabek, les acteurs sociaux et politiques des communautés anicinabek ainsi que tous les intervenants du milieu culturel du territoire anicinabe. C’est avec un enthousiasme que nous espérons contagieux que l’organisme Minwashin vous invite à être de la partie. Ensemble, faisons-en sorte que cette deuxième édition de Miaja scelle la pérennité d’une nouvelle tradition !

Eskasoni First nation is the largest First Nation east of Montreal. We are excited to announce Eskasoni's 28th Annual Powwow! This years powwow will be held on June 28 to June 30! Wela'liek

Four days of immersion in the life and customs of a Pataxó community with the presence of representatives of several other indigenous Brazilian ethnicities.

Langues autochtones, savoirs et territoires de vie En tant que contribution à l'Année internationale des langues autochtones de l'ONU, deux experts internationaux ont partagé leurs points de vue sur la relation entre les langues autochtones, les droits de l'homme, la gestion territoriale et les voies de développement. Des cas des Amériques et d'Afrique en cours de réflexion. Séminaire ouvert au grand public

The University of Canterbury Child Well-being Research Symposium brings together international and national researchers across fields of education, psychology, public health and speech language therapy, to highlight the exciting interdisciplinary developments in facilitating young children’s success and well-being. With special expertise and session content dedicated to Mātauranga Maori, Māori achievement and learning in mana-enhancing ways.

The New Generation of the Tacirua peri-urban area now have the opportunity to re-learn indiegous and traditional methods of Learning. Through song, chant, poetry, and dance, the younger generation will learn their native Fijian language, and have a deeper appreciation of its significance.

Supporting our Biosphere status to support and promote our cultural heritage and engage with the local community we aim to issue these six stamps in time for our annual celebration of being the oldest continuous parliament in the world. The simple greetings were selected by Culture Vannin and the visual storyline represents a day in the life of Manx Mouse. Text content from Culture Vannin about the Manx language will complement the collection along with a selection of other basic phrases. Moghrey Mie (Good morning) - greeting the day. Kys T’ou? (How are you?) - meeting a friend at Tynwald Fair. Slaynt Vie – (Cheers) - tasting fine Manx produce. Fastyr Mie – (Good afternoon) - a sunny afternoon at Port Erin beach. Slaine Lhiu – (Goodbye) - the friend returning home. Oie Vie – (Goodnight) - falling asleep.

Integrated studies in Biology and indigenous communities is the subtitle of this showcase for students of biological sciences at the UPE. The showcase will discuss the importance of the indigenous communities as a matter of recognition of biological sciences, as a way to promote dignity and human value for better living conditions to these peoples.

Discussion will focus on the value of the artistic languages of indigenous communities in driving development results. Diplomats, civil society, and development practitioners will come away with a greater understanding of the value of incorporating local arts in community projects and for economic development.

Did you ever visit the smallest Slavic nation – the Sorbs? The Sorbs settled in the 6th century in the eastern part of Saxony, where the Sorbian language, culture and traditional costumes are still present. A good opportunity to get to know the Sorbs is the 11th Folklore festival “Lusatia” – which is organized by […]

Pamana: A Seminar-Workshop on Philippine Indigenous Culture, a celebration of Philippine Heritage Month

Polyglot Indonesia Jakarta Chapter presents the Language Exchange Meetup activities series entitled "Langlang Buana Nusantara!" In the sixth meetup of this series, we discussed the language and culture in East Nusa Tenggara province in an activity entitled "A Cluster of Islands with Thousands of Culture" held on May 12, 2019. In collaboration with Paguyuban Alumni dan Mahasiswa Nusa Tenggara Timur FLOTISTA UI, we present unique facts about the three provinces and some of their ethnic language.

In this talk, Dr. Luca Ciucci (James Cook University, Australia) will deal with the linguistic documentation of a small family of endangered languages spoken in Bolivia and Paraguay, the Zamucoan family. He will discuss some peculiarities of these languages, and what we know about their history, including the reconstruction of *Proto-Zamucoan, from which the Zamucoan […]

Come celebrate Indigenous languages by participating in this beginner's level interactive Quechua workshop with the UC Berkeley and the Bay area community. We will play language-learning games, talk about food and eat it too!

LET'S TALK Aboriginal Languages Symposium An event in celebration of the 2019 International Year of Indigenous Languages

Sensibilisation des élèves aux langues et peuples autochtones . Expositions conçues par les élèves Intervention d’un représentant de Survival international France dans ma classe et pour une conférence intitulée “l’impact du progrès sur les peuples autochtones ” Intervention de Mme Colette Grinevald dans ma classe et pour une conférence sur les langues en danger Club […]

Sensibilisation des élèves aux langues et peuples autochtones . Expositions conçues par les élèves Intervention d’un représentant de Survival international France dans ma classe et pour une conférence intitulée “l’impact du progrès sur les peuples autochtones ” Intervention de Mme Colette Grinevald dans ma classe et pour une conférence sur les langues en danger Club […]

Cine, Memoria y Resistencia is a collaboration between Indigenous organizations from across the Americas including: CLACPI (Coordinadora Latinoamericana de Cine y Comunicación de los Pueblos Indígenas), IsumaTV, Wapikoni and NAISG (Native American & Indigenous Student Group at NYU).

STORYTELLERS Turkish Speaker: Telling a folk story from his country (live) Vietnamese Speaker: Telling a folk story from his country (not confirmed) (live) Mongolian speaker: Telling a folk story from his country (not confirmed) (live) Bulgarian Speaker: Telling a folk story from his country (live) Hungarian speaker: Telling a folk story from his country (live) Rusyn Speaker: Telling a […]

Join Native Hawaiian, and other indigenous youth, who are growing up as a new generation of fluent indigenous language speakers. They will present and lead a discussion on their unique perspective and advantage as “products” of advocacy who are now learning and applying tools available to them as a result of the generations of advocates […]

The side event will be attended by the representatives of Member States, members of the UN Permanent Forum, indigenous peoples, research and civil society organizations, UN-system entities and other partners. Discussion would lead to new insights for participants on partnership opportunities, upcoming events and initiatives.

The purpose of this event is to explain the advantages of teaching and promoting indigenous languages to young angolan students in an effort to contribute actively with the linguistic and social preservation of the angolan indigenous legacy.