Indigenous peoples and our languages, we are still here
Richard Grounds, executive director of the Yuchi Language Project, talks about why working with young people and implementing more than just dictionaries or books is important to straightening out indigenous languages \u200b\u200band passing on this heritage from generation to generation. In addition, it mentions some important points of the International Indigenous Language Exchange carried out by Cultural Survival.\n\nAll our programs are free to listen to, download and share.\n\nIntro music:\n- \u201cBurn Your Town to the Ground\u201d by The Halluci Nation. Copyright property of The Halluci Nation. Used with permission.\n\nmusical background:\n- Sik'ina\u0303k- K'oxomal Winaqil. Used with permission\n\nProduction:\nCarlos Madrigal / Cultural Survival / M\xe9xico.\n\nVoices: \n\n- Richard Grounds / Yuchi Language Project. \n\n- Carlos Madrigal / Cultural Survival / M\xe9xico.\n\nImage:\n- Cultural Survival.\n\nThis is a production of Indigenous Rights Radio. Our programs are free to listen to, download and broadcast.