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In honor of Indigenous Peoples' Day, learn some Dakota words with us! Swipe to see the definitions of familiar places. Today, we invite you to learn more about CLA's Indigenous scholars, upcoming courses, and how you can support the Department of American Indian Studies: https://bit.ly/4hGkPyH

A turtle illustration features a circular design with four sections representing different natural elements. At the center, two figures face a book. Below, text reads "Minnesota" followed by "mni sota or mni šota".Red text on a white background reads "clear water or smoky water" The image features a turtle illustration with a circular design on its shell. The shell is divided into four sections, each depicting different elements, including human figures, a tree, and an open book. Below the turtle, the text reads "Itasca (ite ska)".Red text on a white background reads "white face"

Last Friday, we were delighted to welcome Mr. Yuya Murata, Mr. Ron Leonhardt, and Ms. Rio Saito to campus to learn more about our Japanese program and present AMES Chair & Professor Travis Workman with a Salary Assistance Grant supporting the Japanese program. 🎉 @umncla.bsky.social

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AMES 5220, taught online this fall: Explore what it means to teach and learn Less Commonly Taught Languages (LCTLs) through a critical lens! Examine how critical pedagogy and social justice education can inform your teaching and help you navigate students' complex backgrounds. @umncla.bsky.social

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