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KîMÂCHIPENA: "Let's All Come Together"

Date: 01/30/2009

Witness and share our partner community's work to revitalize their endangered language by founding an immersion school: A short film made by Jacob Manatowa-Bailey (Sauk) and independent filmmaker Jenni Monet (Laguna Pueblo) to mobilize support in the Sac and Fox Nation to establish a tribal language department and Sauk language immersion preschool program in Stroud, Oklahoma.

Click here to read the Cultural Survival Quarterly article "On the Brink: An overview of the disappearance of America’s first languages: how it happened and what we need to do about it"

Click here to read more about the Native languages of Oklahoma, in "The Heart of the Matter"

Read more about our Native Language Revitalization Campaign.

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