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Anishinaabe Language Contributors |
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Contributors in the preservation and revitalization of the Anishinaabe language. |
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Preserving our language for the children of the future.
Ojibwe Family
There are several dedicated individuals that have worked for many years in the developement of Anishinaabe language courses and materials. Anishinaabemodaa.com supports these individuals and thanks them for the gifts that they offer.
With a concerted effort we can reverse the effects of language loss in the Anishinaabe culture.
The contributors found on this page have created comprehensive language programs that assist in the preservation, education and revitalization of the Anishinaabe language. The work they have produced is a vital part of the Anishinaabe language revitalization effort.
If you can Dream it. You can Do It!
We are posting an open call for materials that will help in teaching the Anishinaabe language.
We invite you to submit your work for presentation on this site. If you have material that you would like to offer on this site please contact us for our online submission form. The material posted will receive proper credits and a detailed page including an outline of the individual presenting the material.
Our most recent endeavor includes negotiations with Basil Johnston as exclusive publisher and distribution representative for his language course. |
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| TALKING GOOKOM'S LANGUAGE - Learning Ojibwe |
Language educator and author.
Pat Ningewance
Patricia M. Ningewance is Ojibwe from Lac Seul First Nation in northwestern Ontario. She has traveled throughout Anishinaabe country where Ojibwe is spoken. She has previously written two language books: "Survival Ojibwe" (which is out of print now) and "Anishinaabemodaa: Becoming a Successful Ojibwe Eavesdropper" . She has 30 years of experience in language teaching, translation and media work.
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| Basil Johnston |
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| DIBAUDJIMOOTAUDIWIN - Language Course I, II & III |
Preserving the Anishinaabe Language & Culture.
Basil Johnston
Basil Johnston, Anishinaabe writer, storyteller, language teacher and scholar, was born on the Parry Island Indian Reserves in Ontario, Canada, in 1929.
He graduated from Loyola College, Montreal, Quebec, cum laude in 1954. Johnston is predominantly concerned with the preservation of his native Ojibwe culture. He relates the legends and stories of his tribe with humor and dignity. He is an ethnologist, nonfiction writer, essayist, short story writer, autobiographer, and educator. |
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| Judith & Thomas Vollom |
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| OJIBWEMOWIN - The Ojibwe Language Series I & II |
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Ojibwemowin
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| John LaFountaine |
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| ANISHINAABEMODAA - Online Language Instruction |
Revitalizing the language through multimedia.
John LaFountaine
John LaFountaine, is an enrolled member of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa and Founder of Kinnarees Digital Media LLC . Kinnarees Digital Media, a 100% Native owned and managed company, specializes in empowering First Nation People in the development of multimedia language materials. Anishinaabemodaa.com is designed and maintained by Kinnarees. |
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