Learn more about Alaska Native Languages and find resources for learning Alaska Native languages here.
Language Revitalization involves developing programs such as immersion schools, language nests, master-apprentice programs, and more.
Find resources for language revitalization, language advocacy, language apps and much more here.
Find out what's happening across Alaska in Indigenous language revitalization and continuity.
Upper Tanana language lessons developed by Elder and teacher Avis Sam, and originally published in 2000, are now available online for free to ALL interested learners through Doyon Languages Online!
Alaska Native Language Revitalization Institute, April 2018
Updated October 2023.
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