How a newly relaunched website aims to revitalize Alaska Native languages
The grassroots site “Alaska Native Languages” emphasizes community as it seeks to save endangered Indigenous languages.
January 30, 2019
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Alaska has at least 20 Indigenous languages, many of which are endangered. But a new site is working hard to revitalize those threatened languages.
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