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Subscribe NowDelving into the essence of communication and its pivotal role in language reclamation, introducing the Lil' Linguinauts Launchpad for young learners.
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A journey exploring how language forms the bedrock of Indigenous identities, stories, and connections to the land, featuring the legacy of Meskwaki code talkers.
Read This IssueDiscover the structure and benefits of Languages 4's Tailored Language Projects, featuring the Communicative Approach and Scaffolded Immersion™ methodologies.
Read This IssueA candid Q&A with founder Tim O'Hagan exploring the motivations, challenges, and aspirations behind Languages 4's mission in Indigenous language reclamation.
Read This IssueExploring the emotional and mental health benefits of language revitalization, featuring the inspiring Barngarla language revival story from South Australia.
Read This IssueLanguage Sovereignty, Trustworthiness, and Innovation - the three pillars guiding Languages 4's mission in Indigenous language revitalization.
Read This IssueIntroducing Scaffolded Immersion™, our language-building toolkit that provides practical, fun, and seriously instructive learning for Indigenous language learners.
Read This IssueExploring how technology can scale Indigenous language instruction and transform shy learners into confident storytellers while maintaining language sovereignty.
Read This IssueIntroducing Languages 4 Generations™, a framework designed to foster cross-generational communication and connection through Indigenous language learning.
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Introducing Languages 4's comprehensive curriculum designed for learners of all ages, from young children to elders, featuring our work with the Mohawk language project.
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