From Dene Kedə to Dene Ts'ı̜lı̜: Reflecting on 25 years of change in the Satú region, Northwest Territories, Canada

This presentation reflects on 25 years of change in Dene Kedǝ (language) and Dene Ts’ı̨lı̨ (ways of living) and their increased integration in programming over time in the Sahtú Region of the Northwest Territories. It also addresses efforts to synthesize and disseminate decades of resources through...

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Other Authors: Rice, Keren, Rice, Faun, Simmons, Deborah, Bezha, Wallter, Lennie, Jordan, Lennie, Shelby, Neyelle, Michael
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Published: 2019
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Canada
Northwest Territories
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10125/44757
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description This presentation reflects on 25 years of change in Dene Kedǝ (language) and Dene Ts’ı̨lı̨ (ways of living) and their increased integration in programming over time in the Sahtú Region of the Northwest Territories. It also addresses efforts to synthesize and disseminate decades of resources through a public database. (session 1.1.2)
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