A Toronto community centre is hosting classes to teach locals Anishinaabemowin, as one expert warns about disappearing languages.

It means “hello” in Anishinaabemowin and it’s the first word you’ll learn in a new Indigenous-designed app that aims to use people’s competitive nature to revitalize a language and potentially improve ...

OKEMOS – A weekly language class in Okemos is connecting local Anishinaabe to their heritage and preserving a language at risk of disappearing. On Wednesday evenings at the Nokomis Cultural Heritage ...

It’s a language that existed long before any European settlers came to Michigan, and over generations have began to fade. But the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians have pushed to preserve and ...

Jessica Shonias, Sandra Peltier and Blair Beaucage, left to right, teach Anishnaabemowin to students across Ontario's north. (Aya Dufour/Radio-Canada - image credit) Whether native speakers or ...

The Dakota Ojibway Tribal Council (DOTC). based in Manitoba, Canada and the University of Manitoba announced last Monday that they have an alliance with Disney/Lucasfilm to create an official ...

When Bridget George was pregnant with her first child, she wanted to make sure he grew up with the cultural representation that she didn't have. But she struggled to find children's books that ...

Language is a big part of any culture. Some Indigenous people in Durham are now able to learn the language their ancestors spoke through a program at Durham College. While lessons used to be shared ...