
	Honoring Our Indigenous Languages and Cultures

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Honoring Our Indigenous Languages and Cultures

(Dedicated to the Memory of Evangeline Parsons Yazzie)

edited by Jon Reyhner, Joseph Martin, & Louise Lockard
Copyright © 2024 by Northern Arizona University

Contents

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Introduction
1. Revitalizing Indigenous Languages: Challenges and Opportunities
   Jon Reyhner, Louise Lockard, Joseph Martin
2. e-nohte-pikiskwatikoyahkok They Want To Speak To Us: Teaching Nehiyawewin To Youth through Experiential Learning
   Christina Buffalo, Marie Saddleback, Roxanne Blesse
3. Can the Mentor-Apprentice Approach Produce Diné Fluent Speakers
   Louise Benally, Anna Redsand
4. Reversing the Power Dynamic between Linguistics and Language Revitalization: An Example from Hawai'i
   Scott Saft
5. Computational Tools in Support of Niitsi'powahsin (Blackfoot Language)
   Dominik Kadlec, Inge Genee, Antti Arppe
6. Promoting Data Literacy to Increase Culturally Responsive Peadagogy
   Christine Lemley, Gerald Wood, Hine Waitere, Darrell Marks, Ishmael Munene
7. Honoring Culture within STEM Education Partnerships
   Jeffrey Hovermill, Ora Marek-Martinez, Cole Joslyn
8. The Impact of Intercultural Universities after 20 Years in Mexican Communities
   Villegas Rodriguez, Ma. de los Angeles
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