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Science Nation: New Home Movies Resurrect Endangered American Indian Language

2 minutes 34 seconds

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This episode of the "Science Nation" series, titled "Science Nation: New Home Movies Resurrect Endangered American Indian Language," explores the efforts to preserve the endangered Ojibwa language. University of Minnesota Duluth's education professor Mary Hermes leads the initiative with the support of the National Science Foundation. Utilizing video technology, Hermes captures fluent Ojibwa speakers in everyday contexts. Through engaging educational techniques, including realistic language lessons and interactive games, the project aims to revitalize the indigenous language. This approach serves not only the Ojibwa tribe but extends its cultural and historical significance globally. Incorporating themes of cultural preservation and educational innovation, the video's content is highly relevant to understanding cultural heritage and linguistic conservation.