‘We’re still here, and we will always be here’: Mi’kmaq language program fosters pride [video]
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A new initiative is helping parents and other community members in Elsipogtog to understand what their children are learning in Mi’kmaq immersion classes in school. The first-ever Mi’kmaq language and culture camp for adults took place this summer at Elsipogtog School.
Krystal Francis is in charge of the program and Donna Augustine is the supporting Elder. They recently sat down with the NB Media Co-op to speak about the program in a conversation that delved deep into language, history, and cultural identity.
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