FPCC
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The First Peoples' Cultural Council is committed to the revitalization of Indigenous languages, arts and cultures in British Columbia.
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http://www.fpcc.ca 05-02-2009 00:12:12
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Last night, I was thrilled to celebrate with FPCC and First Peoples' Cultural Foundation along with people from First Nations in B.C. working to revitalize Indigenous languages. For 20 years, #FirstVoices has helped Nations retain, revitalize and share their languages.
We raise our hands to Gord Johns for his advocacy and support in securing long-term sustainable funding for First Nations language revitalization in B.C.
First Nations people have a right to their languages. Investing in cultural revitalization is a step toward reconciliation.
#LAD24 ANNOUNCEMENT: We are pleased to announce that Thea Harris of FPCC will be joining the Language Keepers panel on February 21! #indigenouslanguages #languagerevitalization Register here to learn more: eventbrite.ca/e/language-kee…
Our CEO, Tracey Herbert, has been busy in Ottawa advocating for long-term sustainable funding for language, arts and heritage revitalization in B.C. She had a great meeting with Carolyn Bennett this morning!
“Learning our languages isn’t just about communication and the language, these languages come from this land, and they only exist here.”
– Tracey Herbert, FPCC CEO, speaks to @CityNewsVan about the Report on the Status of B.C. First Nations Languages.
vancouver.citynews.ca/2023/02/23/bc-…
The investments in First Nations language revitalization are paying off, reports the Times Colonist, citing our 2022 Report on the Status of B.C. First Nations Languages. Read more, timescolonist.com/local-news/mor…
📺 Our CEO Tracey Herbert was on CTV Morning Live this morning to discuss our 2022 Report on the Status of B.C. First Nations Languages, which found a 20% increase in language learners from 2018. 📈
Our new Report on the Status of B.C. First Nations Language highlights the rise of language learning in the family home.
For more, watch this CBC British Columbia clip featuring Roxanne George, who is speaking Halq’eméylem at home with her family.
youtube.com/live/yTEtikZF3… | Anita Bathe