#IndigenousLanguageWeek Day 1: Trevor Jang on the ceremonial #language used by the Wet'suwet'en people.

Trevor is a Vancouver-based comedian and writer with a mixed race background of #Indigenous and Chinese-Canadian.

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Ending #IndigenousLanguageWeek by talking about #English #words with origins in languages #indigenous to the Americas.

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In honour of National Day for #TruthAndReconciliation , I wanted to spend this week highlighting #IndigenousVoices talking about #IndigenousLanguages

I'm excited for you to meet my #indigenous friends and hope you enjoy what they have to say.

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#IndigenousLanguageWeek continues with Crystal Asham talking about her journey learning the #Ojibwe #language

Crystal is a Vancouver-based #indigenous comedian. She’s been on JFL Vancouver, Fringe festival, and many other shows around the city

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#IndigenousLanguageWeek Day 3: Brionne Asham on the importance of sharing #Ojibwe #language

He's an #Indigenous educator of #Anishinaabe (Ojibwe), Nehiyaw (Cree), Scottish, and Irish decent. He's a UBC and Nitep teacher alumni. His family is from #Peguis First Nation

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