Native American Languages Lab

Special issue of the World Indigenous Nations Higher Education Consortium (WINHEC) Journal focused on Indigenous Language Revitalization - now available. Guest edited by NETOLNEW: One Mind, One People Project Director Dr. Onowa McIvor and Project Collaborator Dr. Kari A. B. Chew.


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Our friends at NETOLNEW: One Mind, One People are hiring!

📢 We’re hiring! 📢

The NETOLNEW: One Mind, One People Partnership and University of Victoria Faculty of Education President’s Chair are seeking a Projects Manager. This person will join an exciting vision, coordinating research activities and leading the administrative and financial aspects of the projects.


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⏰ Application review begins on Oct 12!

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“Today, the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs passed a bill that will ensure our Native languages get the support and resources they need to ensure not only the Cherokee language, but all Native American languages are thriving now and into the next seven generations. This bill is named in honor of the largest contributor to the Cherokee language since Sequoyah, the late Durbin Feeling, who advocated tirelessly for Native language and revitalization efforts. No one is more worthy of this honor than Durbin. Now, with the approval of this bill by the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs, I now urge our elected leaders at the U.S. Capitol to not only consider this crucial law, but to vote for its passage in the Senate after its upcoming August recess.” —Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr.

Senate Committee on Indian Affairs passes Durbin Feeling Native American Language Act The Senate Committee on Indian Affairs on Aug. 4 passed the Durbin Feeling Native American Language Act of 2021, a bipartisan bill named in honor of the late Cherokee linguist.