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Facing 21st Century Indigeno
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Language revitalization (surrvival) is another big challenge“
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speakers

http://lib.asu.edu/librarycha
annel/tag/american-indians/

Future Speakers
March 24, 2011: Dr. LEROY LITTLE BEAR (Blackfoot), Professor
Emeritus
October 6, 2011: ARLINDA LOCKL
LEAR (Lumbee), Attorney
March 2012: BOB HAOZOUS (Apa
ache), Sculptor
October 2012: OFELIA ZEPEDA (T
Tohono O'odham), Poet and
Regents' Professor of Linguistics
March 2013: JAMES LUNA (Luiseñ
ño), Performance Artist
October 2013: BUFFY SAINTE-MA
SAINTE MA
ARIE (Cree),
(Cree) Musician
Musician,
Winnepeg, MB, Canada

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