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Milyan Language Language plays a crucial role in Milyan... https://lnkd.in/gRCZxxVp Language plays a crucial role in Milyan traditions and customs. It is not only a means of communication but also a way to express cultural identity and preserve cultural heritage. The Milyan people have a strong sense of pride in their language and consider it an essential part of their identity. The Milyan language is ... Read more

🌟Project Reconciliation recognizes and supports National Indigenous Languages Day!🎉 An opportunity for Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples in Canada to recognize and celebrate the very rich and diverse heritage of Indigenous languages. Indigenous languages embody Indigenous cultures and histories. Languages are deeply personal and they connect individuals, families and communities across generations, distances and differences. They are integral to Indigenous cultures, self-identity and well-being. Languages carry stories, the memory of those who came before us, and the promise that we hold for those who come after us. They convey wisdom and traditions from elders to youth, from one generation to the next.🌱 #indigenouspeoples #indigenouslanguages #reconciliation"

Preserving Vietnam’s Intangible Cultural Heritage: Protecting the Rich Traditions of Ethnic Minorities at Risk ## Preserving Cultural Heritage: An Initiative to Safeguard Vietnam’s Ethnic Arts and Traditions The upcoming programme, scheduled for Q2 and Q3, aims to preserve and celebrate the rich cultural heritage of several ethnic groups in Vietnam. Specifically, the initiative will focus on the “khen be” (panpipe) art of the Thai people in Nghia Lo, the traditional brocade weaving of the Mong group in Yen Bai province, the “cap sac” maturity ritual of the San Diu ethnics in Vinh Phuc province, and the mask-making art of the Khmer community in Tra Vinh province, located in the Mekong Delta. Led by the Ministry’s Department of Ethnic Culture, the programme will provide essential equipment and musical instruments to support performance and ritual reenactments. Additionally, photo documentation and documentaries will capture the restoration process, with DVD discs distributed to locals to raise awareness and engage the community in preservation efforts. By encouraging the teaching and learning of folk songs, dances, and cultural rituals, the programme fosters solidarity among the ethnic groups and empowers artisans, village elders, and respected community members in their crucial role as cultural guardians. Through this initiative, we hope to not only safeguard these unique art forms and traditions but also to promote cultural exchange and appreciation, ensuring that Vietnam’s diverse ethnic heritage thrives for generations to come. The post Preserving Vietnam’s Intangible Cultural Heritage: Protecting the Rich Traditions of Ethnic Minorities at Risk appeared first on Vietexplorer.com.

Preserving Narrinyeri Language: The Importance of Keeping Indigenous Languages Alive Indigenous languages are an integral par... Indigenous languages are an integral part of the cultural heritage of communities around the world. They hold within them the knowledge, traditions, and history of generations that have come before. These languages are not only a means of communication but also a reflection of the unique identities and worldviews of indigenous peoples. However, many indigenous ... Read more https://lnkd.in/eH8TnsMG #Narrinyeri

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INTERNATIONAL DAY OF THE WORLD'S INDIGENOUS PEOPLES Every 9 August commemorates the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples. This date, adopted in December 1994 by UN General Assembly resolution is to raise awareness of the needs of these indigenous population. Each year, Yoruba Cultural Heritage Centre marks the celebration of the Day by sharing information and activities that are relevant to the annual event theme. Who are the indigenous peoples of the world? Indigenous people are the first people to live in a particular place – the original population that first created a community on that land before other people came to live in, conquer or colonise the area. People self-identify as indigenous. That means they decide for themselves whether they consider themselves to be indigenous. There are more than 350 million indigenous people living in 90 countries. They represent 5,000 different cultures and speak the great majority of the thousands of languages that are spoken around the world today. Indigenous communities often have distinct beliefs, culture and customs. Many indigenous people still live in very close contact with the land, with a respect for and understanding of their natural surroundings. Let's celebrate International Day Of The World’s Indigenous Peoples!

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Preserving the Arabana Language: A Vital Step Towards Honoring Indigenous Culture Preserving indigenous languages is of u... https://lnkd.in/gHMMV26b Preserving indigenous languages is of utmost importance as it plays a crucial role in maintaining cultural identity and heritage. Language is not just a means of communication; it is a reflection of a community’s history, values, and worldview. Indigenous languages are often deeply intertwined with the land, traditions, and spirituality of the people who speak ... Read more

Wayiba/ Wanthiwa (hello in my ancestral languages of Ngarluma and Yindjibarndi) Way-i-bah Warn-thee-wah That's how you pronounce it. It is a sign of respect to say hello to an Aboriginal people in their language. To do this, you need to know which cultural group they are part of. When you say hello in language and you are unsure of pronunciation, you can ask the person, "Is that how you say it?". If not, practice. You will get it. Aboriginal languages are priceless evidence of our ancient Australian cultures. The languages that survived colonisation must be preserved, protected, and respected by Mainstream.