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Using Technology to Revitalize The Ojibwe Language
Homegrown: Future Visions Episode 8 | 10m 27s | CC
Watch as three Ojibwe residents of Minnesota work to revitalize their language. Using modern technologies like film and video games, social media, and radio, they hope to inspire a new generation to learn their native tongue.
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