#NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay
Today, we recognize Indigenous languages as living, evolving systems of knowledge, identity, and connection.
These covers of Cree Review — Kicitwa Mitêh (ᑭᒋᑢᐤ ᒥᑌᐦ) (1900s–1920s) show Cree (nêhiyawêwin) used in print over a century ago.
National Indigenous Languages Day: Indigenous languages carry knowledge, identity and connection. We support Indigenous-led language revitalization and the work ahead.
#NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay #IndigenousLanguages #Reconciliation
It’s March 31st! Happy #NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay!
Canada and residential schools taught my Grandpa it would be too dangerous to teach me our language.
No traditional language was ever offered to me in school, indeed I think it was discouraged. 1/2
March 31st is also #nationalindigenouslanguagesday in #canada created to celebrate and protect over 70 First Nations, Métis and Inuit languages
Today is National Indigenous Languages Day! It’s time to celebrate and support the preservation and revitalization of Indigenous languages across Canada. 🌿
Let’s continue to learn, listen, and support language revitalization efforts in our communities. 🧡
#NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay
The picture is of an adult and child hugging and smiling. The caption reads 'National Indigenous Languages Day' and the post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network. The Network logo is in the lower middle section and has a stylized book with a stylized globe in front of it, symbolizing the world of opportunities that are possible through literacy and learning. www.saskliteracy.ca
Today is National Indigenous Languages Day! Indigenous languages share knowledge and stories across generations.
Learn a word, share a story, or support language work in your community.
#NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay #SaskLiteracy
Today on #NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay, we honour the voices, stories, and knowledge carried through Indigenous languages. Canada’s broadcasters are proud to help share these languages - supporting local storytellers, newsrooms, and journalists who keep them vibrant.
Today is #NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay! Every day, we see how vital it is to keep Indigenous languages alive for cultural continuity. Check out these resources supporting language revitalization:
• bit.ly/4a9JCY4
• silr.ca
• bit.ly/417fu9R
#LanguageRevitalization #Heritage
Substance use health pamphlets translated into a variety of languages with text that reads: National Indigenous Languages Day.
Today is #NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay.
In partnership with Nunavut Tunngavik Inc., we co-developed a substance use health resource for Inuit, available in Inuktitut and Inuinnaqtun.
Language matters for accessibility, trust and connection.
🔗https://ow.ly/8mtX50YyBVN
Today is #NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay!
Languages carry stories, knowledge, and identity, and they deserve to be preserved, shared, and celebrated.
On this day, and every day, we honour the cultural importance and revitalization of Indigenous languages.
A tall teepee with long wooden poles stands against a bright blue sky with scattered clouds. Above it, a simple yellow sun doodle is drawn. On the right side, bold yellow text reads “National Indigenous Languages Day,” with the date “March 31, 2026” above it.
On #NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay, we celebrate the linguistic heritage of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples. Established in 1993, it highlights the importance of over 70 distinct languages, many of which are endangered, as essential to cultural identity.
#LearningForAll
Graphic celebrating National Indigenous Languages Day on March 31 with colorful speech bubbles naming Indigenous languages like Michif, Cree, and Ojibway.
Happy #NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay!
Language is a powerful tool for connection and healing. Through the MNO’s Métis Languages Initiatives, we continue to support the revitalization of Michif for future generations.
Learn more: ow.ly/r6Kl50YAIaw
#MNO #Métis
On this year’s #NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay @heartlunginnov.bsky.social highlighted Dr. Pat Camp’s important work in incorporating Indigenous language into culturally safe healthcare and research practices. buff.ly/KWDy3Ft #research #healthcare #healthresearch
March 31st is #NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay! Every day, we see how vital it is to keep Indigenous languages alive for cultural continuity. Check out these resources supporting language revitalization:
• bit.ly/3Qpa1GF
• silr.ca
• bit.ly/417fu9R
#LanguageRevitalization #Heritage
A photo of bison grazing in a grassland with a bison calf in front. Over top of the photos are (1) a list of Indigenous uses for parts of a bison, (2) a list of Indigenous names for bison, and (3) the cover of a book titled Bison.
We can all celebrate and honour Indigenous languages by learning Indigenous names of a few local animals and plants. In my kids' books, I include examples, like these ones in "Bison: Community Builders and Grassland Caretakers."
@orcabook.bsky.social
#NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay #kidlit
National Indigenous Languages Day: Bringing our Languages out of the Shadows and into the Light
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Journée nationale des langues autochtones : Faire sortir nos langues de l'ombre et les mettre en lumière
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#NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay #NILD2025
On #NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay in 🇨🇦 we honour Indigenous languages and culture. Indigenous & non-Indigenous people recognize the importance of language and culture revitalization. Let’s take action this International Decade of Indigenous Languages! #SenCA #CdnPoli
This #NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay, learn about TMU's Kanyen'kéha (Mohawk) Language Course, developing students' speaking proficiency and exploring Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) culture, traditions and perspectives. Watch the course trailer on YouTube: bit.ly/4iSy2CF @torontomet.bsky.social
March 31 is #NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay, a day to celebrate and honour Indigenous languages in Canada.
Learn about how Indigenous dual-language books can help all readers appreciate the diversity of Indigenous languages.
Watch: youtu.be/zDNmD_H2rQw?si=OI_c5I59vTuMtOZx
International Indigenous Languages Day
#NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay #IndigenousLanguages
#nêhiyawêwin #anishinaabemowin #nakota #Dakota #Lakota #Denesuline #Michif
#NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay
"Recently, I have started to ask questions about the language needed to uncover our food knowledges, my mouth struggling to shape the words of my ancestors." - Tabitha Robin
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#indigenous #indigenoushistory #foodstudies
🦊 It's #NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay!
Check out our collaboration with BOOZHOO! / HELLO! translator Mary Ann Corbiere below and listen to her read the Anishinaabemowin words for some cute critters. 🔊
We celebrate National Indigenous Languages Day, a day dedicated to honouring and preserving the rich linguistic heritage of Indigenous communities.
#RDI #RainbowDiversityInstitute #NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay #LinguisticDiversity #CulturalHeritage #Inclusion
(2/5) #NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay, likewise, highlights the persistence of Indigenous folks in an anti-Indigenous world. Indigenous languages are at the heart of who many Indigenous Peoples are.
#NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay: Boozhoo niwiijiiwaaganag! Ambegish nitaa-ojibwemoyaan. Daga ganoonishin! / ᐴᔔ ᓂᐐᒌᐙᑲᓇᒃ! ᐊᒻᐯᑭᔥ ᓂᑖᐅᒋᐺᒧᔮᓐ᙮ ᑕᑲ ᑲᓅᓂᔑᓐ!
(“Hello, all my friends! I wish to speak Ojibwe well. Please talk to me!”)
To celebrate #NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay on March 31st, I am listening to www.iheart.com/podcast/962-... a short podcast with Johna Hupfield, an Anishinaabekwe educator belonging to Wasauksing First Nation by Georgian Bay speaking about the power of teaching language. #EduSky #TLSky
🧡 To celebrate #NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay on March 31st, we worked with BOOZHOO!/HELLO! translator Mary Ann Corbiere to record the Anishinaabemowin names of some animals from the book: houseofanansi.com/blogs/anansi...
For this #NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay, let's revisit Georgette McLeod's 2023 David Neufeld Memorial Lecture, in which she discusses the crucial work of Hän language and culture revitalization for Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VKG...
#indigenous #envhist #cdnhist
