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NEWS MARCH 2025
The first Global Survey on Indigenous Languages
Indigenous languages are at the heart of cultural identity and knowledge systems. Yet, many of these languages face critical challenges. To ensure their preservation, revitalization, and promotion, we need data, perspectives, and lived experiences from those who are most impacted.
The Ad-hoc Groups of the Global Task Force for the International Decade of Indigenous Languages (IDIL 2022-2032), consisting of Indigenous representatives and advocates from across the globe, have developed the Global Survey on Indigenous Languages, and we invite policymakers, Indigenous community members, and civil society to share their insights. By participating, you will contribute to a global effort to assess and strengthen Indigenous languages worldwide.
Let’s work together to make this a Decade of Action for Indigenous Languages!
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Land Acknowledgement
Casa Areyto is located in Nashua, NH, a city named for the Nashaway Western Abenaki people. "Nashaway" in the Abenaki language means "river with a pebbled bottom". The traditional Abenaki homelands were called "Ndakinna", an area that encompasses Vermont, New Hampshire, northern Massachusetts, Western Maine, and southern Quebec. We acknowledge that the Abenaki people, known as the Alnobak in their own language, have always been here and will always be here. At Casa Areyto, we are committed to continuing the legacy of our Indigenous siblings to care for the land, revitalize our Indigenous languages, and learn from the people who have been here since the dawn of days.
