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CROW SUMMER INSTITUTE JUNE 6-24TH, 2022

Registration for the 10th Annual Crow Summer Institute is now open! Join Crow learners in this exciting three-week beginner Crow language learning program. The first 20 students to register who live 30-miles away will qualify for a $100 gas card! Students who complete the three-week language course will receive a copy of the new print Crow dictionary, which will be released for the first time on June 3rd.

Teachers interested in CSI can register for the teacher's program, which runs from June 13th to 24th. The teacher track will include teaching method courses and exciting new workshops! They will also receive a copy of the print Crow dictionary upon completion of the program. 
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TEACHER APPRECIATION DAY 2022

Teacher Appreciation Day was May 3rd, but it's never too late to recognize teachers of all kinds and acknowledge that they are at the center of language revitalization work. Education starts at home and moves to the classroom, with each student carrying that knowledge into the world.

Thank you to the Elders, speakers, knowledge keepers, classroom and at-home educators, and all those who are working to reinvigorate Indigenous languages.
New Releases
GII-WAH-BAH MAH SHIGAG PICTURE BOOK & VIDEO RELEASE
 

Congratulations to the Dauphin River First Nation on the release of Gii-wah-bah mah shigag! (I Saw a Skunk), a bilingual Anishinaabemowin and English picture book! The picture book is accompanied by a YouTube video with audio recordings provided by Elder Mary Stagg Jr. to help Anishinaabe learners.

Illustrations were created by Omani Luger, a graphic illustrator and cartoonist from the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe. Dauphin River School’s Principal, Lalaine Tugade, led the picture book’s development. The book’s creation and distribution are made possible thanks to Dauphin River First Nation, Frontier School Division, and the Dauphin River School, with financial support from a foundation and Manitoba Heritage Grants Program. The book and video have been made possible by the Government of Canada.

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Coming Soon
PICTURE BOOKS COMING SOON
 
Three children's picture books will be available soon in multiple languages for Indigenous communities across the Southwest, Northwest, and the Dakotas of the United States. These new, colorful books are intended for children ages 3-8 years old. 
  • "How is the sky today?" - a picture book about weather patterns. 
  • "What's for lunch?" - a picture book featuring a cartoon bunny who counts to help readers learn numbers
  • "How are you?" - a picture book that helps explain feelings using emojis
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