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First Peoples' Cultural Council

@fpcc.ca

The First Peoples' Cultural Council (FPCC) provides grants, skills development, technology tools, research and advocacy to support B.C. First Nations language, arts and heritage revitalization for organizations, communities and individuals.

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Endangered Languages Project@e-l-p.bsky.social · 2w ago

Coming up tomorrow at 12 pm Pacific! Join us to hear about Toroga Breda’s work to strengthen Khoikhoi: bit.ly/stories-from...

Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: Stories from the Heart: Community Language Projects from Ready to Revitalize. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the mee...

Join us to hear real-life stories of language revitalization around the world! Each month from April 2026 through March 2027, different Ready to Revitalize alumni around the world will be sharing ab...

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Endangered Languages Project@e-l-p.bsky.social · 4w ago

🌱 How can Indigenous language revitalization be supported through the arts? Join us on Sept 16 at noon PDT to hear from Toroga Breda, sharing about his work in Cape Town to revitalize the Khoikhoi language through the arts, including film, dance, and performance art! bit.ly/stories-from...

Orange flyer with graphics of mountains, an illustrated green bird at top left and three green flowers at bottom right, and center is a photo of Toroga Breda (a Khoikhoi person with a beard, wearing a white hat and grey sweatshirt which says "KHOIKHOI"). text: Stories from the Heart: Community Language Projects from Ready to Revitalize. Toroga Breda, Khoikhoi Arts Kouncil, Khoikhoi (South Africa): "MUNANAI ('To imagine greatness')". Our project seeks to use the arts to challenge the kakapusa or erasure of the Khoikhoi language and our Khoikhoi aboxan or ancestors and to be a HA DA GE A or we are still here. September 16, 12:00 pm Pacific. Free and online. At the bottom are a QR code to register, and the logos of the Endangered Languages Project and the International Decade of Indigenous Languages.
First Peoples' Cultural Council@fpcc.ca · 3w ago

Culture Days runs from from September 18 - October 4! 🧡 Visit @bcculturedays.bsky.social to find out what's happening in your area: culturedays.ca/en/events?ta... #TruthandReconciliationDay #OrangeShirtDay #NDTR #EveryChildMatters

BC Culture Days@bcculturedays.bsky.social · 3w ago

Celebrate Indigenous arts and culture during Culture Days, from community festivals and art shows to knowledge sharing, author talks, exhibitions, and more! Visit our website to explore all the offerings: https://ow.ly/ZlQJ50WHKthttps://culturedays.ca/en/events?ta=indigenous

First Peoples' Cultural Council@fpcc.ca · 4w ago

Jesse Fairley is working with Murphy Patrick and Gordie Alec to learn the Nedut'en (Carrier) language. 💫 “The learning experience so far has been wonderful, and it’s been powerful. A lot of joy, a lot of learning, a lot of growth.” says Jesse Fairley. 📖 Read the story here: fpcc.ca/stories/stre...

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First Peoples' Cultural Council@fpcc.ca · 3mo ago

Our friends at the @e-l-p.bsky.social have recently released a monthly series of informal talks by grassroots 🌱#languagechampions worldwide. The series is called "Stories from the Heart: Community #LanguageProjects from Ready to Revitalize" ❤️ Interested? Register for the next one below!

Endangered Languages Project@e-l-p.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Join us on July 16 for the next Stories from the Heart, and learn from real-life experiences of language revitalization! We’ll hear from Tarryn Ryan from Kōrero ki Ōtautahi, a program to support learners and speakers of te reo Māori in Ōtautahi (Christchurch). Register at: bit.ly/stories-from...

Orange and cream colored flyer with title “Stories from the Heart: Community Language Projects from Ready to Revitalize”. Below is a photo of Tarryn Ryan and text: “Tarryn Ryan, Kōrero ki Ōtautahi, Tangata Māori (Aotearoa New Zealand). ‘Kōrero ki Ōtautahi: Me whakanui te reo rangatira’” Below is talk abstract: “As a rangatahi, I was made to believe that te reo would 'get me nowhere'. Today, I run a charitable trust; our sole purpose is to support speakers and learners of te reo Māori, with the ultimate goal of making our city bi-lingual.” At the bottom is talk date and time, July 16 at 3pm, and logos of ELP and the International Decade of Indigenous Languages.